New at home sleep study came back with a score of 3.0. I think I comfortable with this score as CPAP with pressure set at 4 all night keeps my overall AHI score at .05-1.6 Guess I'll give it a try without cpap for a week to see if I feel any different. Won't lie I slept alot better prior to cpap. Wa...

leak graph on this one

Wanted to make sure, new mask order next week:)

See anything in the data that would support excessive mouth breathing??

This is great thanks guys for looking over all this data. I will take your advice and raise minium up to 7 and max to 15 and give that a shot.

Appreciate all the help.

Flow limits on this one. Only thing that gets me is with 15 max pressure, pretty much anything over 8 starts decreasing quality of sleep.

Once again sorry for the double thread should I delete the other thread?

Talking to wife may be the stuff at the beginning????

Ya sorry about multiple threads it was a miracle I was able to figure out how to post all the screenshots on this old Mac I resurrected from the bone yard

Here's some data from Oscar any insight would be great.

pressure 5/15 and night with 5/8

Thanks

Sleep study was done in home. Actually sleep Doc is having me do another study with a "new" sleep device. From my understanding it doesn't attach to your nose it monitors through chest and finger??? Could be wrong on that:)

5/8 pressure

AHI .4
Total AI .2
Central .2
Leak 18L
Pressure 7.1

Don't wake up besides to go poddy

That's all I have now hopefully I'll have oscar running soon

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Sun Jan 03, 2021 11:43 am

How low are your numbers with min 5 and max 8? And do you know the breakdown (obstructive, hypopnea, central)?

Not using oscar, I can sleep with higher pressure but event are higher, leakage is higher and quality sleep isn't as good.

Sleep Doc prescribed 5/15 for my mild sleep apnea (12 sleep study score). Problem is when I set machine to 5/15 all my #'s get worse and my quality of sleep suffers. 5/8 pressure seems to be my sweet spot. Lower #s and quality of sleep improves close to pre cpap days. Pre sleep CPAP never felt tired...

Good to know I'll make sure I order as much as I can. Nice to have backups.

Thanks

Will insurances typically allow you to switch out when your eligible for new supplies?

Anyone have any thought or experience with Philips Respironics Dreamwear nasal??