"If the problem were just your mouth, or just your nose you probably wouldn't need cpap. The goal is to get air through either one while sleeping." this is the whole thing, from what i can tell it is not a physical blockage of any kind, especially since the surgery, its just that my body will contin...

my pressure is an ongoing experiment.... i have a copy of my sleep study and it basically said that i don't have a problem or if i do that is extremely mild...however, i know i have had and still have problems on CPAP...while i know i am the worst person to diagnose myself, i know that i completely ...

I'm just working under the assumption that I have central apnea. Assuming I do (or anyone does), what are the methods used to treat it?

I am pretty sure I have central apnea and not OSA. I have been on CPAP for 18 months and recently had a tonsillectomy/septoplasty and uvuloplasty. I am back on the CPAP but am still waking up after continuously exhaling for a long time or holding my breath. My AHI is usually around the 8 range. I am...

Thanks, I was simply looking into insight to see if my numbers are high, I'm not too clear on what would be normal/abnormal. I am seeing my ENT in a couple of weeks to follow up on my surgery and plan to discuss with him the sleeping situation as well as a possible referral to a neurologist.

FYI - I checked and I have the Vantage S8 Autoset if that information helps answer any of my questions. Thanks again.

Hi, I'm new here, so bear with me... I have what I think is a very weird type of OSA and have had it for about 10 yrs. I am 25/m. I do not have what I would consider traditional snoring, when I sleep I simply hold my breath until i wake up. This has little to do with something "obstructing" an airwa...