SR = 8 cm H2O

HR = 10 cm H2O

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I notice when I have violent dream I seem not to be able to get enough air and that wakes me up. Really, since I started wearing the mask/masks my sleep has been horrible. Before I just snored. Now I am often a walking zombie. Something may be wrong with your CPAP therapy. Maybe your pressure setti...

Link to card reader on EBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/ResMed-ResScan- ... 0645456664

Software download is available free from ResMed.

Check that this is the correct machine - https://www.cpap.com/cpap-machine/resmed-s8-vpap-auto-25-bilevel-cpap-machine.html Click on the tabs at the bottom of the page to see machine features, specs, etc. Then click on the Edit button in your post and change the subject to, S8 VPAP™ Auto 25 BiLevel ...

Get the software and look at what is actually going on instead of making guesses.

A simple question to the doc could be something like, "In the sleep study how did I do in nonsupine positions and is there sufficient evidence to say that nonsupine sleeping by itself would be successful or would not be successful in treating my mild apnea?" You seem to believe both I and the profe...

At this point I continue to maintain that everyone should have an analysis of positional affects on their condition before experimenting with Provent. Many will find that positional therapy is more effective than Provent at no additional ongoing cost and no inconvenience of trying to get little thi...

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You asked a lot of questions but many of them cannot be answered until you can see some data.

Work on posting the exact model machine and you will get advice on how to get the data.

God bless you and your mother,

Actually Av123 none of your assumptions are correct, not even a single one

But he is kind of fun to have around as long as Pugsy and DoriC put up a good barrier between Avi and the patients needing help.

chunkyfrog wrote:I wish to add my thanks for all the help I've received.
This forum is totally AWESOME.
(am I too old to be using that word?)

Say, "Cpaptalk is mad wicked pissah."

You will sound younger.

Very good point. From an academic standpoint, it makes one wonder as to how effective the early cpap machines were compared to the machines of today. Nate Here are a lot of assumptions but I would think for a typical OSA patient who had a good titration in the lab and could deal with what were prob...

At this point I continue to maintain that everyone should have an analysis of positional affects on their condition before experimenting with Provent. Many will find that positional therapy is more effective than Provent at no additional ongoing cost and no inconvenience of trying to get little thi...