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Sleep Apnea Article
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Sleep Apnea Article
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| Additional Comments: CPAP 14 cm no APAP no Ramp |
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sleepydoll
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Re: Sleep Apnea Article
Thanks for sharing this with us!
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turbosnore
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Re: Sleep Apnea Article
Very interesting indeed.
This might explain my condition, at least to some extent.
There is an APAP setting that gives me quite low AHI, but I still feel tired.
On the other hand, people here have explained to me that the reason of my pressure tending to top is
due to the machine hunting for snores, that, in turn, raises the AHI number.
This might explain my condition, at least to some extent.
There is an APAP setting that gives me quite low AHI, but I still feel tired.
On the other hand, people here have explained to me that the reason of my pressure tending to top is
due to the machine hunting for snores, that, in turn, raises the AHI number.
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