THIS is the machine she's using. There are NO data capabilities. ONLY hours used.......PERIOD!D.H. wrote:To the OP:
You seem to have other issues, such as thyroid and asthma. It's hard to know exactly which one(s) is(are) making you tired. I tried googling your machine, but I'm not sure I found the exact one. Thus, I don't know what your data capabilities are?
I suspect that you replaced the machine from 2004 at some point.
If your machine has data collecting capabilities, you can see whether you're having Apneas or Hyponeas (and how many and how long lasting).
If you've has your machine for over five years (and live in the U.S.), it is likely that your insurance will cover a new one.
(Over the years, there where several models available, but hers has the two gray arrows < > below the LCD screen)
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/respir ... -cpap.html
It is one of the Legacy models which we affectionately refer to as "Tanks". They can last a LOOOONG time because they were built that way.
But, yes, it would be great if she had a data-capable machine.
Den
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