@petry Glad you found my question.
I take it you are sleeping on your left side on a wedge pillow. I do, however no matter how hard I try I very often, if not all the time, find myself in a lower position on the pillow and sometimes on my back. Of course the worst thing is on my back and low in the bed.
I have been wracking my brain to figure out how to help position myself not to turn over or slide down. All I can think of is to tie myself to something and that's not doable for various, obvious reasons.
Yes a nightmare in terms of the clearing and not getting a straight 7 or 8 hours sleep....uninterrupted sleep. Age apparently, for many of us, is a factor with sleep problems due to the changes longevity does to the body. Some one said in another post that the full moon can come into play regarding a good night's sleep. I think that is a possibility and can add to all the other factors. I did read, after seeing that post, on line about the moon being a factor and possibly affecting sleep.
So sorry about "cough to the point of vomit". That I haven't experienced....as yet.
Between morning exercise, nebulizing, air way clearance/huff coughing, prepping for breakfast, eating and eating slow....the morning is practically shot and then I have to get ready for lunch with all one does for putting a meal together. I have my main meal at lunch. Now if I spread the meals out so not to eat one large meal and have many small meals I might just call it a day that could be no more than health requirement routines, food prep and food intake and clean up.
I have given thought to taking medications for LPR/silent reflux, for at night/sleeping. That is when I truly can say "I think this is an LPR/Acid problem." However, I will continue to avoid the med's for now due to what I have read.
I am going to try to pay attention to what I have eaten during the day in relationship to it being a possible problem contributing to the burning tongue at night. I did suck on some cloves when I woke up last night and before I tried going back to sleep. Low and behold the burning sensation greatly subsided. Sure have to be careful with the cloves....don't want to swallow them. I will be making clove tea.
Thanks for your reply....I'm here if you have anything now or later to add to our discussion.
Barbara
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I had a Colonoscapy 1.5 year ago . I woke up with a violent cough, after much meds to stop this they send me home, 3 day later I got pneumonia. During the procedure I aspirated stomach fluids. I wish my doctor would have told me this could happen as he told me after , that is one of the effects of a Colonoscapy. My health and stomach has never been the same .
It pays to do research i foud to maintain a balance of alkaline and acidic food help with reflux. I cut out all tomato sauce, cheese, chocolate, peppermint, and spicy food , it is not the perfect solution but it helps . The pain i had in my stomach and lower esophagus was what determined me to take the meds as reflux can permanently cause damage . Apples have pectin which help neutralize the acid, so I eat a half peeled apple in the evening before bed . I do lye first on my left side but my hipe hurt to much to sleep all night on it and can't sleep on my back. I hope you can glean some from this conversation. I wish you the best with your trials