Where is all the info (including AHI) down the left side of the graphs? Edited original post to include it. as a new user, could you stay in one thread, please? makes it easier for folks to keep up with your history. thank you. Would you like me to delete this thread and post this in a previous one...

Screenshots of events: https://imgur.com/a/GHOjRug Screenshots of left hand side of OSCAR (sorry didn't include in original screenshots): https://imgur.com/a/raPXBDv Had this last night a little while after I woke up to go use the restroom in the middle of the night and then came back and fell aslee...

So only on cpap for a week and even only using it 3 to 5 hours a night and sleeping the rest of the night without it??? Your were expecting the overnight miracle??? And then further expecting to get the miracle with limited hours of sleep using the mask and machine? Give yourself 3 months and don't...

They are ALL examples of irregular breathing while awake or half awake. Now what caused the arousals...million dollar question but I am betting on some sort of spontaneous arousal. 2 types of arousals....respiratory or airway related and spontaneous which means no known cause. If you are seeing a l...

No flagging because the criteria to earn a flag isn't met. That little irregularity at is just a very short lived arousal episode. It isn't a big deal and you probably don't even remember that arousal. If you see LOTS of these sort of arousal segments then it might point to poor sleep quality for s...

Hey all, I drilled through last night's OSCAR data, and I'm seeing a bunch of disturbances from the "expected" flow rate, but they are not being marked as events. Are any of these problematic? If so, any idea what kind of events they are? Expected flow rate: https://imgur.com/a/80ojpgN Flow rate dis...

Is there a general time period that it usually takes for the chest symptoms to abate? Not really any set time frame but from what I have heard from people it is rare for the chest wall soreness to persist past 3 or 4 weeks. Don't worry about the centrals. I am 99% certain that they are a symptom of...

Nothing of great excitement on that OSCAR report. I can't adjust the OSCAR image to see the hours of sleep. Is it possible you just didn't get the hours of sleep that you need? I don't see anything that points to needing some sort of setting change that might work a miracle. Sorry... I know that wa...

Actually fairly common but it's not from the increased airflow into your lungs. You breathe in the same amount of air as always but what happens is you are exhaling against the incoming pressure and your chest wall muscles are getting a bit more of a workout than they normally get and like any musc...

I was diagnosed with mild sleep apnea from a Lofta at home sleep test with 2.1 AHI/11.1 RDI, (REM AHI/RDI 4.1/23.3), 92% min oxygen saturation, 95% average, and a 40 - 95 BPM pulse rate range, and 56 BPM average. I am a fit, athletic, 28yo male, 5'9" at 153lb, ~14.5" neck circumference. I understand...