Lots of pain sufferers are looking to foam beds for a better night’s sleep. But sleeping hot can only aggravate the pain and discomfort further, which is an issue with foam beds. First of all, make sure you opt for the cooling foam mattresses whenever possible. Additionally, look for mattresses with ample comfort layers (either in number or thickness or both). You’ll also need a mattress with an excellent support system in the form of high-density foam, wrapped coils, or steel coils. If you struggle with pain and other health issues while sleeping, such as snoring, acid reflux, or sciatica, consider an adjustable bed. Foam and latex mattresses work best with adjustable beds because they fold and compress easily. The firmer your mattress, the thinner it needs to be to work with an adjustable bed.