1. Why does comfort take on new importance after an operation?

In the post-operative phase:

• the body is more sensitive
• tolerance margins are reduced
• efforts lead to fatigue more quickly
• uncomfortable positions are felt more acutely

What was acceptable before the operation can become burdensome after.

2. Why does discomfort cause so much fatigue during recovery?

Constant discomfort often leads to:

• repeated micro-adjustments
• unnecessary muscle tension
• difficulty relaxing
• less restorative rest

Even without acute pain, this fatigue accumulates day by day.

3. What is the connection between comfort and quality of rest?

Rest is more effective when:

• the body can relax
• posture is supported
• movements are limited but possible
• breathing remains smooth

A lack of comfort prevents the body from entering a deep and beneficial rest.

4. Why does the position of the bed so greatly influence comfort?

The position of the bed determines:

• the angle of the torso
• the pressure on certain areas
• ease of movement
• the feeling of stability

An unsuitable position can turn every moment spent in bed into an effort.

5. Why does comfort also help mentally?

After an operation, morale plays an important role.

A comfortable bed allows:

• to feel more autonomous
• to reduce frustration
• to approach recovery more serenely
• to regain confidence gradually

Comfort supports both the body and the mind.

6. Why does a slightly elevated position improve overall comfort?

A posture with the upper body slightly elevated allows:

• to reduce pressure on sensitive areas
• to facilitate breathing
• to limit efforts to sit up
• to remain more relaxed over extended periods

It is an intermediate position designed for convalescence.

7. How does CosyLift contribute to post-operative comfort?

CosyLift allows you to slightly raise the top of the mattress stably, which:

• improves comfort at rest
• supports the torso evenly
• avoids pillow accumulation
• facilitates daily movements
• adapts to recovery progress

It is a discreet support that accompanies convalescence day by day.

FAQs

Q: Is comfort really important for recovery?

Yes, good comfort promotes more effective and less tiring rest.

Q: Is it normal to feel more sensitive after an operation?

Yes, the body tolerates discomfort less well during recovery.

Q: Is a slightly elevated posture more comfortable for everyone?

In many cases, yes, especially during prolonged rest.

Q: Is it useful even after a mild intervention?

Yes, comfort matters from the first few days.

Q: Can the level of comfort be adjusted over time?

Yes, posture can evolve according to recovery needs.