Using a CPAP with having nasal polyps

Hello, I’ve been using a CPAP for years now. Recently I’ve been having trouble sleeping. Come to find out, I have nasal polyps that restrict the air flow in my nose. When I try to sleep and start to doze off, I start to feel pressure in my mouth. Then I have open my mouth and release the air. This disturbs my sleep and I can’t get back to sleep because it keeps happening. My Dr prescribed me Flonase to shrink the swelling and referred me to an ENT Dr. However the Dr said Flonase can take a few weeks to show results and the ENT Dr may take a while. Anybody have any suggestions to help remedy this in the meantime?

gfarinas75 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 02, 2020 8:13 am

I start to feel pressure in my mouth. Then I have open my mouth and release the air.

Use a full face mask. Many of us do. https://www.cpap.com/plp/full-face-cpap-mask/ZT0yNjU

I was thinking about that. How is the adjustment from a nose to a full mask?

gfarinas75 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 02, 2020 11:01 am

How is the adjustment from a nose to a full mask?

It depends on how determined to be successful the user is.

What do you mean? Please explain if you can.

gfarinas75 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 02, 2020 11:01 am

I was thinking about that. How is the adjustment from a nose to a full mask?

I think the adjustment would be easy...I have used FF mask for years...Try the Resmed F20. It's one of the most popular.