Fancy that. All along I just thought they found the pressure for you, set the machine, and sent you home.

And if that day HAS come, and I just don't know it yet, I take it all back. Covering all bases? This is one that I don't have an opinion on and did not even know there were home studies. But I can appreciate the concept. I did the first miserable night in the lab. All they did was tell me I had apn...

I am still amazed.

he said ... this is exactly what the robot was designed for

I bet he tells that to all his patients since he received his shiny new robot.

Boys and their toys.

Wow! I have to say I do not know anything about surgeries for apnea, but surgery for AHI of 5 on your side sounds really extreme. Maybe cut-happy doctor who gets a (you know ) from using his new robot and his three-hour course Robotic Surgery for Beginners? What about just sleeping on your sides onl...

All in all my numbers are not too bad with my S9 Autoset, and I love this machine.....why then if I have what I think is a restful sleep of 5 hours without too much tossing and turning, I feel awful in the am. On the other hand, If I go to sleep at 11:00pm and I'm up and checking the clock at 12:50...

This just doesn't sound right. Based on what i have learned here. My DME called today to tell how much my co-pay was going to be 75.00 and the rent was 10.00 a month for a year. i called my insurance co. 2 weeks ago and they confirmed that my co-pay was 15% and i did not need prior approval. It see...

Back on the original topic, I am trying to compile questions for my sleep doc follow up. The only thing I can come up with is "What about my O2 dropping even without flagged apneas?" Which involves my O2 monitoring. My AHI is <1...If my O2 is dropping I would assume it is lung function. It occurs d...

NewbieinOhio wrote: Interesting that both xpap and marriage are lifetime commitments and both have near 50% success rates.

There is probably a long list of punch lines that go with that statement.