It's my understanding that snoring, in a person with diagnosed sleep apnea, is a sign of at least some degree of obstruction. If you are having more than very occasional snoring, I would call your doctor, because it's possible your pressure setting needs to be adjusted.

Does anyone know if it's safe/effective to use the Nasalaire II prongs with the Remstar machine? I used the Nasalaire II at my titration study (my request, couldn't stand the mask on my face) and slept very well. The Comforlite 2 nasal interface is OK as long as I'm on my back...but in any other pos...

I'm using CPAP for the first time tonight and for some reason, as the pressure ramps up, it's triggering my gag reflex. I slept like a baby on the night of my titration study and didn't have this problem. The pressure is set on 14 now but it feels WAY too high! Has anyone ever had this problem befor...

I'm using CPAP for the first time tonight and for some reason, as the pressure ramps up, it's triggering my gag reflex. I slept like a baby on the night of my titration study and didn't have this problem. The pressure is set on 14 now but it feels WAY too high! Has anyone ever had this problem befor...

Hi, In response to your question, "I feel in my heart of hearts that control of the sleep apnea is at the root of curing all of the above. Is it wishful thinking or can it be true?"... I am thinking it CAN be true! You sound very much like me (depression, adult onset asthma, reflux, and now sleep ap...