Yes, a cervical pillow can help relieve neck pain and tension. However, if your neck pain is severe or persists, you should consult with a doctor to determine the best treatment plan.

You should replace your cervical pillow every 1-2 years or when it starts losing shape or support.

Choosing the right cervical pillow depends on your sleeping position and body type. Generally, side sleepers should choose a thicker pillow, while stomach sleepers should choose a thinner pillow. Consider the shape and material of the pillow, as well as the amount of firmness and support it provides.

Cervical neck pillows can work to alleviate neck pain and discomfort. It helps you to attain the proper posture while sleeping, which in turn aids in neck pain and other muscular aches.

Memory foam pillows are the most recommended orthopedic cervical pillow for neck pain. Memory foam adjusts itself to the shape of the sleeper perfectly.

Cervical pillows can be excellent for some people, but not suitable for others. It depends on the use case.

A cervical pillow supports the neck and helps maintain its natural curvature, reducing neck pain and discomfort.