He did say I I get apneas at night and snoring, but nobody is perfect, humans are not machines and you shouldn't expect everything to be 100%. The problem is, even though I have low apnea occurrences at night, those apneas disturb my sleeping during REM sleep, which triggers parasomnias (Seizures, s...

Midnight Strangler wrote:Yours is an interesting case (Never what you want to hear.), and I hope you soon get relief.

awaiken wrote:sleeping on my back complicates is a culprit of my condition so i have to stay on my sid

Just curious about what condition that is?

Sleep Apnea

ButtermilkBuoy wrote:

Julie wrote:stay off your back!

This is rarely necessary.

Also, it's neither correct nor nice to shout this at newbies struggling with sleep problems and CPAP therapy.

I appreciate that, but unfortunately in my case, sleeping on my back complicates is a culprit of my condition so i have to stay on my side

making sure this still works, prior clicks says thread deleted??

Julie wrote:Are you still taking the same meds (Provigil, etc.)? They could certainly affect your sleep if so... and stay off your back!

sometimes, these problems were happening way before Provigil though

I have the results, please see the pdf. any feedback would be highly appreciated

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/485 ... esults.pdf

My recommendation would be to bump your pressure up 1 cm. to 9 cm. for awhile and see how that looks. Den . only my doctor can do this? my last doctor gave me the cpap, i no longer see him, i wonder if my new one can make the adjustment. why do you feel i should bump it up a notch? No, you can chan...

My recommendation would be to bump your pressure up 1 cm. to 9 cm. for awhile and see how that looks. Den . only my doctor can do this? my last doctor gave me the cpap, i no longer see him, i wonder if my new one can make the adjustment. why do you feel i should bump it up a notch? No, you can chan...

Wulfman... wrote:My recommendation would be to bump your pressure up 1 cm. to 9 cm. for awhile and see how that looks.


Den

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only my doctor can do this? my last doctor gave me the cpap, i no longer see him, i wonder if my new one can make the adjustment. why do you feel i should bump it up a notch?

Pugsy wrote:Where are the 4 graphs from the right side that I mentioned?
Events
Flow rate
Pressure
Leak

K sorry about that

Click on the "Details" tab on the left and not the "Events" tab. Hide the calendar so we can see the statistics details. That events tab doesn't help much. Include these only on the right side. Events Flow Rate Pressure Leak So that your images look similar to these in this thread. There's also som...

Wulfman... wrote:The "Event Flags" report is the only one (showing) that's of any value (to us).
Leaks, Pressure, Summary Data would help, too.

But, I don't see much to worry about in that report.


Den

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Thanks Den

I'm home now, can take a better screenshot now

Cause for concern? I understand that AHI is a weighted score, but the number of hypopneas happening has me alarmed.. Also, I realize that an AHI score within this range considered mild compared to others with scores of 50 AHI.. but it has triggered parasomnias and seizures, so it's something that I...

Cause for concern? I understand that AHI is a weighted score, but the number of hypopneas happening has me alarmed.. Also, I realize that an AHI score within this range considered mild compared to others with scores of 50 AHI.. but it has triggered parasomnias and seizures, so it's something that I ...

Let me try to put your mind more at ease. Those type of devices measure oxygen levels by reading blood flow through your finger. Therefore, the only thing that it is measuring is the level of oxygen that is currently circulating through that particular finger. Anything at all, from a clot, through ...