Question is it ok to sleep with two pillows

[Novello1234]

Hi. I am going to ask my sleep doctor this question and curious if sleeping with two pillows is ok when one has sleep apnea

[ajack]

if you don't put your chin to your chest and constrict your airway, I guess you can have 3 pillows

[TheManseHen]

I sleep with 2-3 pillows. Both at my shoulders as I sleep on my stomach. I have one tempurpedic pillow that I use when I switch to my side. I've not had any issues.

[Novello1234]

I sleep with 2-3 pillows. Both at my shoulders as I sleep on my stomach. I have one tempurpedic pillow that I use when I switch to my side. I've not had any issues.

How do you sleep on your stomavpche with your mask

[Russatrice]

I sleep with 2-3 pillows. Both at my shoulders as I sleep on my stomach. I have one tempurpedic pillow that I use when I switch to my side. I've not had any issues.

How do you sleep on your stomavpche with your mask

I don't know how she does it but I also sleep on my stomach at times. I scrunch up my pillow and hang the mask over the edge, with the head slightly tilted downwards. I use one hand under my chin to support my head but I also get large leaks at times, not sure if related but it could be.

[Novello1234]

I sleep with 2-3 pillows. Both at my shoulders as I sleep on my stomach. I have one tempurpedic pillow that I use when I switch to my side. I've not had any issues.

How do you sleep on your stomavpche with your mask

I don't know how she does it but I also sleep on my stomach at times. I scrunch up my pillow and hang the mask over the edge, with the head slightly tilted downwards. I use one hand under my chin to support my head but I also get large leaks at times, not sure if related but it could be.

What mask do you have

[ajack]

when i very occasionally sleep on my stomach. I position my body like this
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only I still have the pillow at a 45 deg angle, but the other way, so my head is on it and it comes under my left chest. my arm is over it

[PsychoMike]

I use multiple pillows too and no issues. I prefer a fairly thin pillow and a CPAP foam pillow with the cut-outs....For on my back, I generally have the thin pillow lower...it helps keep a bit of head tilt when I'm zonked so I don't get the big increases that many folks do sleeping supine. For side sleeping, the thin pillow goes under the CPAP one to give be adequate height (I have broad shoulders). For tummy sleeping, the thin pillow goes off to the side and the mask and hose hang off in one of the CPAP pillow cut-outs just fine.

Now, if only there was an easy way to deal with a cold when on CPAP (other than digging out a full face and having cough syrup as my BFF)