I believe current thinking (for what that is worth) is that the normal course of events in untreated depression is recurring episodes, and trending ever worse over time. However, that "current thinking" is based on studies of populations of patients who had very high prevalence of undiagnosed SDB. ...

Pugsy, Thank you very much for the reply. That is exactly what I wanted to know. So you have the same machine and mask, and are averaging 31, or at least that night did. I was beginning to think the data was wrong for my mask as I never hit below 35 and average 40. Your average "straight line" is a...

Hi there, and welcome! New habits always takes some time getting used to. If you're only 4 nights in and already benefitting from the terapy, I'd say you've made impressive progress in a very short amount of time already. Props. Anyhow, in short: Yes, it will go away. Your breathing patterns have pr...

Anyone tried out the CPAP pro from nomask.com? Care to share experiences? Judging from the marketing spin on the site it seems almost too good to be true, but I can't find any real life experiences neither here on these forums nor anywhere else. I sleep on my side for the most part (Swift LT headgea...

Night sweats are usually a sign of discomfort in some way. I had them regularly before starting CPAP treatment, and they were an important factor for diagnosing OSA. As mentioned, your body is in in really high gear when suffering from apnea - the lack of oxygen causes muscle tension, which in turn ...

Hi there! I'm fairly new to the CPAP / apnea "scene", but very dedicated as I've realized the potential of CPAP treatment. Still not completely friends with my setup, and thus not sleeping properly yet (~1 month into treatment). I've run into a few obstacles using the system, and I hope someone here...