daBee wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 18, 2025 12:44 pm

The AI advice has a lot more experience than you do, and that's why I asked it.

ChicagoGranny wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 07, 2025 7:26 am

Bye.

Same from me.

To me, this looks like poor sleep at its worst (or best, depending on how you look at it). In a close-up of an area, there do appear to be some RERA here, and the snoring flags are correct in drawing attention to it: so while OP denies snoring, might not be enough to rattle the pictures off the wal...

If there's no events, FLs, and the snoring is just artifact I want to be sure I understand: flow limitations and snores should only be considered if there are events? And this (these) from Nov. 13 are artifacts, making the machine raise pressure for the wrong reasons? https://i.imgur.com/bSm9VMw.pn...

I don't understand full columns that are appearing in both the flow and the mask pressure, at 04:33 or so. They appeared in other charts as well.

I've never seen anything like it.

I actually find the adhesive on 3M micropore paper too strong. If I don't drool, I need to use baby oil in order to remove the tape. Did it for years. I've switched to using 3M Micropore Skin Friendly Silicone Medical Tape - not sure I would describe it as thin, and yes, drooling may loosen it so I ...

Part 2 - Recommendations: First step: At this point, you should try to get used to breathing with the CPAP when you're awake and relaxed - even seated - and ignore all the charts produced during that "training period" since wake breathing is not something the machine identifies. ... Ya I did this y...

OK, thank you. Another problem on the horizon then. Would Obstructive lead to Central? Until you have reports of many open airway apneas happening while you're asleep, you can safely ignore the so-called central apneas. Did you have central apneas mentioned in your sleep reports? Are you receiving ...

Part 2 - Recommendations: First step: At this point, you should try to get used to breathing with the CPAP when you're awake and relaxed - even seated - and ignore all the charts produced during that "training period" since wake breathing is not something the machine identifies. Do not try to fall a...

So I stopped breathing. Isn't the cpap supposed to stop things like this? CPAP is supposed to blow air into your airway is a way that prevents your airway from collapsing when you're asleep. When the CPAP is set up properly, your sleep breathing will be regular and your airway will rarely collapse....

Why not try the replacement tape now, instead of when you've run out of your favorite?

You're snoring almost all night through. On a properly set up CPAP you don't snore. Two things stand out in tha flow chart: Your machine sticks to the highest pressure - and it can't stop your snoring. That means the high isn't high enough Your machine tries to go lower every now and then, and can't...

Correct. For the other night. I will be testing it again to see if anything more comes up in the future when I use the machine. well I don't understand that at all. I'll leave it to someone smarter than me to explain why that is. I only know that I get full charts, as I posted, no matter how short ...

daBee, thanks for posting what you have available from Oscar. Unfortunately all it is showing are your summary data. I'm not sure why that is, but do make sure you have the SD card well-seated in the slot when you return it to the machine. And leave it there all night long. Resmed machines only rec...

I'm not posting my stats. Bye. Read what I posted. she did. more to the graphs than just events. True. Just in case there's a misunderstanding, I'll add that "stats" and "graphs" are not the same. It's the graphs we need to see in order to have any chance of understanding what's going on.

Did you ever ask the doctor what he meant by "physiological"? The machines will record breathing cessations no matter whether you're asleep or awake. You could be changing position in bed, taking a big breath, and then waiting till enough CO2 has accumulated in you blood to trigger the next breath. ...