I woke today without the hurried-breathing feeling, but the steady pressure seemed to cause me to open my mouth more than normal. My AHI was under 2 and I didn't have any leaking above 24 L/min, so I don't think it caused any serious issues. I'd like to keep at it with steady pressure, but I've got ...

4) turn it off if you want, it's purely a comfort feature, there's little, if any theraputic value to it. Okay, thanks. Sounds like you both feel pretty strongly that this won't be the culprit. I'll turn it off tonight anyway, because the risk seems low. It's disappointing, though. I guess I've got...

Should I just turn EPR off? Is there a way to slow it down? I like the idea of the feature, but need it slower, to suit my body. EPR is totally and completely controlled by your breathing, there's no 'timing' involved in it. when you start to inhale, it increases the pressure and when you stop inha...

You haven't mentioned what your pressure settings are or what your EPR setting is. Try it and see. It's mostly for "comfort" anyway. Some people need it and some people have apnea events at the point where the exhale cycle ends and the inhale cycle begins. Everybody's different. By the way, an AHI ...

I'm a newbie, please be gentle. I've been using CPAP for about a year and a half. I was diagnosed with moderate to severe apnea, about 60 AHI. I'm below 5 most nights with my CPAP, and I feel absolutely terrible on the rare occasions that I'm without it. It's definitely made a positive difference. H...