Use your CPAP!
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quietmorning
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Re: Use your CPAP!
Wow. Glad you survived the night!!
Re: Use your CPAP!
Yikes!
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Re: Use your CPAP!
I think I'm going to test the Aveo TSD and the oximeter this weekend and see how it goes. I hope my pulse ox chart doesn't look like yours but I won't be suprised if it does.
Do you remember waking up a lot during the night, gasping for air?
Do you remember waking up a lot during the night, gasping for air?
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WhoDatSleeping
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Wow! That is all I can say to that!
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M.D.Hosehead
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I'm suspicious a lot of that is movement artifact.
If you look at the tracing at higher resolution, are there a lot of sudden drops and rises, for example, 15 % or more in one minute? That's not physiologic.
If you look at the tracing at higher resolution, are there a lot of sudden drops and rises, for example, 15 % or more in one minute? That's not physiologic.
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