Since you’ve mentioned it a couple times, when you say OSA may not be the only problem, what kinds of things are you referring to? Circadian rhythm disorders? Sleep issues related to ADHD or even Type 1 Diabetes, despite sugars being well-controlled? All the other stuff that can mess with sleep. ht...

So I looked at those documents and really all they do for me is make me wonder where they came up with their computations. None of that explains any possible reason for your current premature mask removal though at least to my mind. Your overall sleep efficiency was in the toilet for sure. Oxygen d...

So I looked at those documents and really all they do for me is make me wonder where they came up with their computations. None of that explains any possible reason for your current premature mask removal though at least to my mind. Your overall sleep efficiency was in the toilet for sure. Oxygen d...

I don't feel well so it will have to be tomorrow before I try to make any sense of those documents and I will be honest....some of that stuff is above my pay grade and the one person who I trust to understand it hasn't been around much lately. But Ritalin is a likely culprit in some of your arousal...

All those pics really come down to is "You have sleep apnea, and it's pretty bad". Your oxygen only went down to 93% which is not that bad. My AHI was only 3 but my oxygen dropped to 89%. But you have a pretty high amount of events caught in your study. Your original post's pic only shows half an h...

I don't feel well so it will have to be tomorrow before I try to make any sense of those documents and I will be honest....some of that stuff is above my pay grade and the one person who I trust to understand it hasn't been around much lately. But Ritalin is a likely culprit in some of your arousal...

The first one looks like another OA but the other two look like post arousal CA’s. Basically you “wake up”, breath deeper and then when you drift back to sleep you stop breathing so your co2 levels get back in sync. You do this while awake too you just don’t realize it. If you take a few deeper bre...

Last two here
Thank you again for anyone willing to help; I am very grateful

Next 3 screenshots below:

Here is my Diagnosis study-
Note that it did not take me that long to fall asleep, I just had my lights off way later than they were supposed to be.

These are the last three screenshots of my titration study, I will be sending my diagnostic study now as well.
Thank you very much once again

You are zooming out way too much with your snippets. You need to be able to see more of what went on before. I disagree with the first example shown. I don't believe it is an OA...the 3 spikes in air flow immediate to the sort of flat line point to an arousal......so arousal came first then the mos...

You are zooming out way too much with your snippets. You need to be able to see more of what went on before. I disagree with the first example shown. I don't believe it is an OA...the 3 spikes in air flow immediate to the sort of flat line point to an arousal......so arousal came first then the mos...

That flat line bit at the start is where you stopped breathing and the machine marked it as an Obstructive Apnea. So you woke up from the OA and took the mask off. I see, thank you for the information. Does the same pattern seem to apply to these flow rate screenshots as well? In all of these cases...

I'm not an expert or anything ( I just started myself ) but it looks like you wake up, move around for a few minutes and then take the mask off. Maybe investigate why you are waking up in the first place. You don't have a flow limit around the time you wake up but maybe the machine just isn't catch...