Anyone else having shoulder problems from wedge sleeping?

I can't sleep on a firm wedge but have combined raising the head of my bed 2 inches(can't do more due to neuro issues) and making a sort of wedge with a few pillows.

Both of my shoulders have burning pain, but the i can't even lift my left one forward or to the side very far anymore(the side I sleep on to reduce the heartburn)Can't even use it to wash my hair, vacuum, etc.

I am a side sleeper, has anyone found a way to do this without damaging their shoulders?

it's so hard to find a good position! I've tried many different configurations of pillows over the past year and a half. Using 5-6 now, have to adjust them everytime I turn over, no wonder I can't sleep much. I haven't tried a cervical pillow yet, is that like the ones you wear in the airplane for sleep?

Would love to try an electric bed to see if it's better. wish I could try before I buy. which brand do you have? Is it like a hospital bed, or like those niagra beds you see on tv?

yes, all the pillow switching, it is exhausting. I swear, I don't even look forward to going to bed now, just more stress. I also have neck stiffness and jaw pain along with the shoulder issues(mri on Monday)

The neuro issues I got the most was when I raised the heads of my bed to 4 inches. I think it is from maybe poor circulation. I got burning pains in my hands and feet, and a little in my lower arms and legs, and feeling off-balance and really tired the next day , like not enough blood was getting to my brain, and too much was staying in my hands/feet.