How to Straighten Your Back While Sleeping
Upper and lower back pain when sleeping is a real drag—literally. It can sap your energy and leave you dreading another restless night. And your spine needs rest.

But getting the rest needed to get rid of lower back pain while sleeping can be quite the challenge. Some wake up with worse back pain in the morning than when they hit the sheets.
Many get caught up in a cycle where they desperately need a good night’s sleep for their back to recover (not to mention for their general health) but are unable to do so because back pain is keeping them up at night.
Here are steps that can help you straighten your back while sleeping and get rid of that lower back pain.

1: Make Sure You Have the Right Equipment
Choose a Good Mattress and the Right Pillow(s)

You will need to spend some time trying out different mattresses to get the right fit. Many companies even allow you try out their product for a few weeks or even months and return it if the product is not right for you.
If you think a firmer mattress may help, you can try one out by sliding a sheet of plywood between your mattress and boxspring or moving your bed to the floor for a few nights.
Some other key considerations include the age of your mattress (these should be replaced every nine to 10 years), temperature management and whether it’s big enough for you to get into a comfortable sleeping position.

Much like a mattress, a pillow should support the natural curve of your neck and keep it aligned with the chest and lower back while allowing you to get comfortable.

2.Try Out a Back Brace at Night for Added Support

While wearing a back brace to bed should not be a long-term solution, doing so can give you short-term relief of a sore back at night so you don’t keep waking up. You need ZSZBACE Posture Correction Belts to get your back on the mend.

Wearing it for about 2-3 hours a day is definitely correct supports posture.
By withstanding the discomfort caused by postural breakdown, such as stiff shoulders, lower back pain, metabolism and muscle weakness, headaches caused by nerve compression, it can play a role in improving support.
And it is different from the general rear adjustment type. It can be adjusted by just pulling the front belt part. Even people with stiff body can easily wear it, so it is easy to use and uses highly breathable material, so even if the metabolism is better than women tall men can also wear it comfortably.
So, by changing the posture of everyday life by using this posture corrector, let's make a body that is hard to become a hunchback, and make a good look!

3.How to Put on a Back Brace 

1.Wrap the brace around your waist
2.Wrap the left end of the support to the front of the body and secure the right side of the brace to its fastener closure, pulling it tight as you do so.
3.Repeat this process with the thinner closure strap for an added layer of support.
4.Lie down to see if any more fit adjustments are necessary. It should fit snuggly, but it shouldn’t be uncomfortable or restrict your breathing.

3.You need to give your body the tools it needs to ease the pain that keeps you up every night. That means making sure you have a strong, flexible core that can support the spine. Many of us sit at a desk for eight or more hours a day, which does little to engage your back, hip, and abdominal muscles. Therefore, it’s a good idea to make a point of doing some exercises to increase the strength and flexibility of your core each day. Doing so can correct muscle imbalances that may cause your back to hurt or spasm at night, plus it can improve your posture during the day and at night. You might even try out taking microbreaks to get your body moving throughout the workday. Outside of the office, you can try some exercises to strengthen the back or some stretches for improving posture.