Nasal Vs. Full face
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Nasal Vs. Full face
Do you think Nasal is actually better at keeping apnea's away? (Less Apnea's with lower pressure) or does the escaped mouth air when it's trying to unobstruct your airways simply confound the machine and make it miss apneas... and in fact mouth ones are better because they create a closed system?
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Mask: AirFit™ N30i Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear Starter Pack |
Instead of Sleep apnea it should be called "Sleep deprivation, starving of oxygen, being poisoned by high CO2 levels, damaging the body and brain while it's supposed to be healing so that you constantly get worse and can never get healthy Apnea"
Re: Nasal Vs. Full face
It all depends on the user... I use a P10 with little to no leaks ... I also have the N20, N10 and F20, the P10 gives me the best results and that is with high pressures...
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Re: Nasal Vs. Full face
NOnicholasjh1 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 30, 2018 9:46 amDo you think Nasal is actually better at keeping apnea's away? (Less Apnea's with lower pressure) or does the escaped mouth air when it's trying to unobstruct your airways simply confound the machine and make it miss apneas... and in fact mouth ones are better because they create a closed system?
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Mask: Fisher & Paykel Vitera Full Face Mask with Headgear (S, M, or L Cushion) |
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Re: Nasal Vs. Full face
One doesn't use a nasal/pillow mask if one can't control mouth leakage.nicholasjh1 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 30, 2018 9:46 amDo you think Nasal is actually better at keeping apnea's away? (Less Apnea's with lower pressure) or does the escaped mouth air when it's trying to unobstruct your airways simply confound the machine and make it miss apneas... and in fact mouth ones are better because they create a closed system?
If one can, then a nasal/pillow mask often results in lower ahi, or lower pressure, because FFMs push backwards on the jaw, which narrows the airway for some people (myself included), which results in higher pressure needed to control the apnea.
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