I wake up all the time feeling like I’m not breathing. Is there another place to look in the data? post your data shown as graphs from sleepyhead tables of numbers are not useful https://imgur.com/a/KI83k https://imgur.com/a/LQcZj https://imgur.com/a/Vpqfs https://imgur.com/a/GL02H https://imgur.co...

I wake up all the time feeling like I’m not breathing. Is there another place to look in the data?

Also, should I be exporting the data using sleepyhead with a different option set?

Here is a pic of the cvs file for the past weeks numbers

https://imgur.com/a/ft0g7

I don't think it's plausible deniability on their part like you suggest. I'm just looking for answers.

I'm more wondering how many hours it should take to properly diagnose it? Minimum. I'm assuming there is a standard? And I would think there are different levels of sleep so you may breath differently and so on when you've been sleeping for a few hours?

My other question is if the air is going straight in and out like that and my numbers are good.. doesn't that mean I don't have sleep apnea? I'm assuming if the air is leaking.. then the air is not the reason my throat is staying open? If my numbers are good? Or is there a discrepancy here with mach...

I just did a test and when I simply open my mouth there is no audible sound of air. It's when my mouth is slightly open and in a specific position or something when the air becomes audible

Thank you, anyone know what other factors are involved?

On video and yes Dry. I've explained this more than once to my sleep dr and they are going by the numbers and saying it's fine

Is it possible to be properly treated if you are wearing a nasal mask but you record your sleep and hear air coming out of your mouth through most of the night while the "numbers" look good? Do you go by the numbers and ignore the air coming out the mouth?

Is there a minimum amount of sleep during a sleep study that is required to be properly diagnosed with sleep apnea?

Let's say someone slept only two hours during the study? Is that enough?

And is it common for people to have UARS and be misdiagnosed with sleep apnea?

It says take screen shots but there are many pages to scroll through for each day. What part of the daily record do you take screenshots of? What about posting a summery page view?

What is the proper way to upload sleepyhead data? It exports to a csv file. Do we upload the whole file as an attachment? Or do we copy paste all the data into the post? Or

Thank you! Where did you find this information? My insurance company didn't even know the answer. I'd like to know for future reference