nicholasjh1: This.... +1nicholasjh1 wrote: ↑Wed May 20, 2020 1:44 pm...
Another thing is that it's my theory at least that during untreated sleep apnea the body gets used to being roused at night, and even sets up mechanisms to have more energy at night (in order to "survive" the suffocation from the apnea's). This is even borne out in some studies which show in people with sleep apnea their creatine levels are higher at night (especially untreated or recently treated). As you may know creatine is used for energy storage from muscle. Point being over time you can expect this to correct itself and eventually sleep better.
I wonder if this might be equivalent with what some of us call sleep debt.
RaydeeohMan,RaydeeohMan wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2020 1:49 pmMaybe I am worrying when I don’t need to worry; my AHI is fine. But, I’d like to understand what happens when I unplug my machine in the middle of the night, move it and crank it up again.
Here are my graphs for the last two nights.
While the machine still has power, you'll notice for a few seconds after the blower is toggled off that the amber light next to the SD Card slot will blink a bit. Once it's finished blinking, all data should be finished writing to the card. I've noticed when I turn off the machine in the morning that if I'm looking at the AS10's readout panel, the amount of time might say 8:00 with AHI 0.2, but that may change after a few seconds to something like 8:03 with AHI 0.3, just as the SD card has finished syncing. Sometimes the readings on the panel don't actually change, but the card is still synced after the amber light has stopped blinking. Then you should be safe to unplug the AS10 and move it to the next room.
It was different with the S9. It was best two wait at least a few minutes to ensure all data had written to the machine. That seems to have been remedied in the AS10.
Sleep well!
Chris