Hi! I've got a bit more data for the higher EPAP of 7.6:

https://sleephq.com/public/08276559-6b5 ... da8ae5864e

Any interpretation / settings recommendations would be welcome!

Nocibur wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 16, 2025 11:09 am

Based on the data presented, you don't even need BiPAP, much less more pressure.

Hi! I don't know anything about the data but I can say based on symptoms I do need BIPAP. When I switched from CPAP to BIPAP I felt 10x better and had deeper more restful sleep.

Ah I see; thanks! Makes sense.

Here's my sleep HQ for the higher EPAP of 7.6. Since there's still events, should I just keep cranking it up?

https://sleephq.com/public/teams/share_ ... b95199888e

Here's an image of the flow rate shape I'm seeing now, with this kind of two-phase inhalation. Image 12-15-25 at 8.26 PM.png Seems weird. It's like I start breathing in, then I get stuck, then it clears and I breathe in the rest of the way. Over and over and over. And it looks liek the "stuck" perio...

Hi! Here's an updated SleepHQ link (most recent data is on Dec 12, so you'll need to click back a couple days):

https://sleephq.com/public/teams/share_ ... bddeba0dee

Also I tried the falcon pose and it seemed to relieve pressure on my back! Amazing! Thanks so much!!

I switched to VAuto to get flow limitation data; here's a screenshot from OSCAR:

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Hi! I'm about 3-4 months into using BIPAP. I've seen a big improvement over CPAP, but am still needing to sleep 9-10 hours a night and to practice strict sleep hygiene in order to be functional. The machine doesn't pick up many apneas or hypopneas, but I see a lot of unregistered ones and also just ...