I never saw a sleep doctor the first time round. I went to a sleep clinic, had a split night sleep study where I slept about 3 hours solid during the second phase with a mask. Was told where to get the machine (apria at the time) but I had read up before that visit so I had a good idea of what the m...

Have him prove it.

michaelanthonyp wrote:My machine has loads of other problems with output, but after a while it did the same thing. When I first got it, it was *silent*. After a while, weeks or month or so, it started making a moaning sound when I exhale. )

Check the seals on your tank. This can also effect output.

However, my AHI was very high (51) so they went ahead and diagnosed me without doing a follow-up study to actually determine a set pressure. I think he may have prescribed auto because my OSA was so severe; he said that auto technology is the best at eliminating events, and he felt I needed the bes...

Last night, Sous vide chicken breast, mashed potatoes with chicken gravy and steamed broccoli.

Tonight sous vide tri-tip with mushroom sauce over noodles not sure what veggies yet.

Not sure what the point of letting the tank dry out everyday is. I just top off every night and wash it occasionally. It is distilled water. Resmed cpaps continued to run when you turn then off for a period of time to cool off and dry the hose. Can't see what cpap model you have using this app but a...

Start using your machine to start with, the other might resolve itself. If it doesn't, then you know you have to get help with the other issue.

Change your security preferences.

Your NEW computer is WinDozes 10, likely 64 bit, it doesn't play well with 32 bit programing, and many other things, Welcome to the wonderful world of Windows 10, making the world obsolete one O.S. at a time. Jim Windows 10 has no issues running 32bit applications. The issue here is a device driver...

grayghost4 wrote:the ones that did die were not able to tell us about it [emoji38]

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Do you get kickbacks from the company for your utter nonsense notes? What foreign microbes? The ones that circulate in your room all day and night? The ones you breathe all day without Cpap? Garbage! Excuse you? Don't you DARE ever accuse me of being some paid corporate stooge. Who the fuck are you...

I for one am the proud owner of one of their defective leads, it's been in me over 11 years now, as has their defib unit, never has worked, 11 years still has the same battery, that kind of splains it all, if it doesn't work the battery will last longer. I received a St. Jude ICD three days before ...

Wulfman... wrote: You can't blow that hard to get it back TO the machine.
But, the machine sensors monitor the motions of a relatively solid column of air moving ever so slightly and monitoring for changes in loss of (or too much) movement in whatever degrees as it scores the various "events".


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IME it is most often due to some kind of lung ailment, such that one cannot exhale fully it could be due to a high pressure or something like a disease, including CHF. Hmmm no.. Everyone can use a bilevel machine if given to them, They can be configured to work many ways. They don't give everyone o...