Where do you see 120 seconds of no breathing?

When you lie awake for hours, the machine will record usage, not sleep. If it records apneas, they may be CAs.

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Sounds like you are mouth breathing and swallowing air.

Just do it...You said you have been at 14 for 20 years without a problem.

If you are using a Resmed machine there is a setting for EPR which will relieve pressure on exhale. Check your settings and make sure it is on and set for 2 or 3.

The only way it would "hydroplane" is if your face was wet. If your humidity is too high your face could get wet at night causing "farting like" leaks. If it gets too wet, I guess the mask could move a little. 15 cm(H2O) is not an extremely high pressure.

I love the F40 mask, but disappointed that the cushion has developed leaks this past 3 nights after less than 2 months use. It's the farty leaks that you just can't adjust out and to me, it's an indicator that the cushion has deteriorated and needs replacing. I wash the cushion and my face every ni...

I would not change anything...You are doing great

Call your insurance company to see whar companies are in their network. In many cases it's the local dealer that is the problem...not necessarily the company itself.

I have had tinnitus for 30 years...I was diagnosed about 12 years before I was diagnosed with OSA.

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Replace when things wear out...not necessarily when the dealer tells you to. Keep a back up of each item. If you are going to have a problem it will usually be on Friday night with no CPAP supplies available.

Just got off the phone with the DME confirming the order of the replacement CPAP. Yes, there is a 13 month 'rental' on the replacement, but unlike the initial CPAP I had, there is no usage compliance requirement. Monday the RT from the DME comes to the house to deliver and go over the new machine, ...

Some people adapt immediately..others take months or more. The main thing is to have a positive attitude. Don't start out thinking that this is never going to work.