I have been having trouble with my ResMed S9 with a humidifier (H5i), and w/ supplemental O2. The grommet (rubber washer) at the output port came loose and broke. So, the VA sent me a new H5i and tub.
Now I have pockets of air building up in my cheek. It sounds (feels) like a mouth fart, keeping me awake. I am wondering about the recently added OTC "Tums" & Pepto Bismal.
The VA also sent me complete A10, with a new tangled mask. I'm sill reading the "DIRECTIONS" and putting it together.
Please, any thoughts?
AIR POCKETS FORMING INSIDE CHEEK
AIR POCKETS FORMING INSIDE CHEEK
Jay R.
I am a Systems Engineer/Researcher, and Navy Veteran/ I am not a doctor. All of my suggestions are from my own experience and research. For medical advice, talk to your health care professional. They are good people and could use the work.
I am a Systems Engineer/Researcher, and Navy Veteran/ I am not a doctor. All of my suggestions are from my own experience and research. For medical advice, talk to your health care professional. They are good people and could use the work.
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Re: AIR POCKETS FORMING INSIDE CHEEK
A lingerie bag helps when washing headgear--to keep it from tatting together with bras and underwear.
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Re: AIR POCKETS FORMING INSIDE CHEEK
New Fangled mask. AAArrrg. Thank you.chunkyfrog wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 8:12 pmA lingerie bag helps when washing headgear--to keep it from tatting together with bras and underwear.
Jay R.
I am a Systems Engineer/Researcher, and Navy Veteran/ I am not a doctor. All of my suggestions are from my own experience and research. For medical advice, talk to your health care professional. They are good people and could use the work.
I am a Systems Engineer/Researcher, and Navy Veteran/ I am not a doctor. All of my suggestions are from my own experience and research. For medical advice, talk to your health care professional. They are good people and could use the work.