Ya I saw that as well, but like you I shrugged it off. There was one stretch with really high leak, I must have shifted in my sleep and jostled my mask or something, so I know that areas are suspect, but like you said, if you dont know, you dont know. Also if you look at the large spot of leakage, t...

THIS looks like a real CA as opposed to the previous one which looks like SWJ.

Hey All, Just for clarification, when I watched some of the sleepy head videos suggested here, one of them talked about how to read if an apnea was real or not, based on flow rate. So last night I had a good night, very few OSA and few CA, but looking at the CA's I narrowed them down to look at flow...

I have it, its the only mask I have ever used, so I have no data to compare it to (only been on APAP a week) but I dig it. The nose part does take some adjustment each night, as I have a huge beard and mustache, so I have to work around those, but once I get it lined up, its quiet, doesnt leak, and ...

Especially when I look at the totality of my week, the numbers look pretty damn good!

As usual, you are probably right! Even if they are legit CA, 1.6 an hour isn't really significant ( complex apnea is considered >5 per hour ), especially when I am so clear for most of the night. I might try more pressure, as you said it can't hurt, but in reality, I should be happy with what I got ...

LOL I am in AZ so we are the only ones who do not change, and so I slept like a baby!!!! I totally agree with your thoughts. Either the rise in pressure helps me stop "bouncing", or they are SJW, and I am sleeping like a dead body the rest of the night, so I should focus on THAT and not get too caug...

Thats the zoomed in for that stretch of time. That stretch of time was definitely while falling asleep, and its interesting I dont have much in the way of CA's the rest of the night, so you are likely right, I need to fall asleep faster, and not linger in that half in/half out state for as long as I...

So this was last nights recording. It basically looks the same as the others LOL, most of my CA and OSA happen early in the night, while drifting off, or soon after. Machine wise, is there anything else I can do to get those down early on? Just turn up the pressure a tick alone with my ramp pressure...

So I took your suggestion Pugsy, and I changed my ramp to 6 and minimum pressure to 8, which comfort wise I tolerated just fine, but it looks like I still had a small cluster at the start of the night. The end of the night LOOKS like I had a ton of OSA but I was awake and moving around trying to get...

I dont mind the ramp, I feel fine at 5, probably need to go to 6, but if its not helping the OSA, AND I can handle more pressure while falling asleep, ramp seems useless.