OMG - the cutest of all!

Double ditto re Pugsy (and you)!

What are your settings?

Maybe I'm missing something, but why haven't you tried side sleeping yet?

Lots of us have "slight murmurs" that are nothing to worry about in themselves without other accompanying problems that may or may not matter either.

Can you post pix of those wave forms?

I don't think it's top secret from you as much as it's just not (yet) clear and possibly needs to be explained (again?) for you to get what's what - I find that being anxious about not understanding it all makes it harder to 'get' and possibly having someone knowledgable about it all to go over it w...

You need to see your MD - the increase in gasping might not be Cpap related and you should find out what's going on.

Good try though!

A fair number of people tie a pillow in back to keep from turning on it - have you tried that?

But then they wouldn't sell as many!

Have you googled?

FWIW - I notice that you typed 'Oskar', which is a European spelling of what we all call "Oscar", and I hope it doesn't confuse issues for you.

Well, what about a little 'cage' thingy for the nose? I've seen similar things, but can't remember if they were on Cpap masks or not... likely doubtful. What about something she doesn't like the smell of... or would that make things worse? Any idea what did set her off when it did? Did the smell of ...

Move the min. setting to 7 for a few days or a week and see how it's going - most can't breathe at 4 any time. And if you're back-sleeping, try side sleeping and see if the hypops improve.