Best mattress for lower back pain, due to a herniated disc?

Hi Edward Asagba,

Thanks for your question, a mattress can definitely help a bad back but unfortunately, it will not cure it!

Orthopaedic just means firm and usually relates to the spring gauge of 12.5g.

It is also a reference to the spring type which will no doubt be an open coil or continuous – both being inferior to pocket springs.  Your body weight should be dictating spring tension you need, and your personal preference should be dictating the comfort.  Incorrect spring tension can cause or worsen back pain.

Whilst we note that you are in the medium spring tension bracket, we also note that you may prefer a firmer feel due to your current mattress.

The Origins Pocket 1500 has a standard medium tension spring unit together with man-made upholstery providing an overall medium feel.

We would suggest that if you want a firmer feel, that you look at thehref=”https://johnryanbydesign.co.uk/product/origins-pocket-reflex-1000/”> Origins Pocket Reflex 1000, which also has the standard medium spring unit with some man-made upholstery and a layer of reflex foam providing a slightly firmer feel than 1500, which may be more suitable for you.

I hope this helps if you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact the office on 0161 437 4419