Hi it looks like you have mixed apnoea your machine wont treat that and you need a different machine probably an ASV you need to go back to your dr and complain, your not being adequately treated. Did you have any CA’s in your Sleep study ? Can you post a copy here with your personal details hidden ?

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Fri Mar 27, 2020 1:32 pm

Correct me if I'm wrong but I was led to believe from the sleep techs and doctors I've talked to that almost noone ever has an AHI of 0.

An AHI of 5 is considered treated

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I'll have a look at the mask mentioned, curious as to what holds it on. It's glued on to the end of the nose with a special adhesive tape. No headgear at all. I have been using it for over a year now. Fairly new to the market and probably not available in Canada from a local source but there are pl...

I am using the same mask over one year now. The mask comes with the starter pack and will fit any hose

It’s all a process you won’t get a Bipap or some other high end machine until you have uses an APAP that’s the way these things work. Get tha APAP prescribed use the machine and see how it goes, if it doesn’t work move on to the next one.

All you provider is interested in is Hours of use there is no CPAP police

I finally found a setting that changed the graphs, and they look right now. Still in the order I wanted. I also got the link to ResScan 5.9. The 6.0 version I had requires a login, so I was able to look at my data. Still haven't figured out what is going on. I used a different mask last night (same...

An increase in the minimum pressure to 8 would likely reduce the Hypopnoeas and male your overall numbers better other than that keep using the APAP

Also no need to wash the mask every day I was mine once a week and wipe down with an unscented baby wipe once a day

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Just pointing out. In this graph

the leaking with the Bleep was not high enough to worry about no need to add even more things to your sleep such as chin straps etc.

I would think a CT scan was much more expensive than a simple blood test especially the cleanup and downtime afterwards to fully disinfect the scanner You have a knack for understatement. They're setting up *drive through* testing in San Antonio, we're finally catching up with South Korea. That’s m...

I would think a CT scan was much more expensive than a simple blood test especially the cleanup and downtime afterwards to fully disinfect the scanner

No need to dismantle and clean daily just wipe It with an unscented baby wipe and fully was it once a week it will make the cushion last longer

CA are not normally associated with mouth breathing as when you open your mouth flow is recorded by the machine and a CA represents no Flow