Your numbers are very low. If you do not feel well, I would guess it is something else besides sleep apnea. My guess is that i was getting fragmented sleep with the lower pressure setting and my machine is slow to react to changes. With the higher starting pressures the last week I have been starti...

Zonker, Thank you. just trying to figure out what I should look at for optimizing my setup, or if there is something that sticks out and can change. This has been a big help. Every time I called the DR they just said give it more time and you should feel better, but I wasn't going in the right direc...

yes feeling slightly more rested. When I look at the pressure graph, what should it look like in an ideal situation?

here are the last 3 days, with last night being bumped up to 10 on the min. other than waking a couple time I slept ok. On the Pressure graph am I looking for what the line was last night?
Also thank you for the help, a week here has been so much more help than my DR/

this is the data the last 2 nights, Also I feel a little more energy throughout the day. Any thing in this data that I should focus on more? Something else I need to start doing? I am a sidesleeper and will roll to my back at times.
Thanks for the help.

ok I will bump the high level up. Thank you

it was set @ 7-15 for the last couple months. the switch to straight 9 was done just yesterday. Also I take no medications.

I have been using cpap since 6/26/2019, still feel tired most of the time. My DR just changed my air to a straight 9 vs 7-15. not sure 1 day @ that and I will noticed a difference, but the DR says everything else looks ok. I don't know how to read these charts for what is good and what to look for. ...