... wasn't quite clear in way I wrote the original post. I should have said periodic breathing with CSR- morphology , most likely due to high loop gain. And my guess is that is ...

gemmy wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 20, 2026 11:18 am

Periodic breathing (approx 70 seconds) for almost all of the night, with it getting really ugly during REM.

https://journal.chestnet.org/action/sho ... %2904478-7

... breaths, sub-threshold events (6-8 seconds) chained one after another. Periodic breathing (approx 70 seconds) for almost all of the night, with it getting really ugly during ...

... the above pattern something so they call it CSR even though it could be periodic breathing, Cheyne-Stokes, high-altitude PB, TECSA, idiopathic and God knows what else. So if ...

... 90 was only under a minute each night (total). But when I have CSR (or periodic breathing) I feel like a zombie when I wake up. even with a 1.11 AHI as shown in this Good ...

... us know how it goes over a period of time. Even though you have some periodic breathing, it's not prolonged enough to be a worry. The main question now is whether you can ...

... will give you advice based on the zoomed-in snippet. You're having some periodic breathing, which isn't in itself worrisome, but I'm uncertain whether there's still any chance ...

Thank you for the information about periodic breathing, I won't worry about that for now! I am not opposed to mouth tape, I did try it for a couple ...

It's a shame that all periodic breathing is labeled "Cheyne-Stokes" breathing. CS is a small subset of periodic breathing, and it has a distinctive ...

... when they came in and said I needed to put on a CPAC mask due to breathing issues. Current status is my Doctor has forwarded a Rx to a DME ... left and right anterior tibialis EMG recording revealed a total of 149 periodic limb movements during sleep, providing a periodic limb movement ...

... suggestion: https://sleephq.com/public/teams/share_ ... 16d30a5779 Your breathing data looks decent. I would like to look at your most recent night. ... RDI of 19) 6. No significant nocturnal hypoxemia 7. No significant periodic limb movements of sleep 8. This study was followed by an MSLT MSLT ...

... suggestion: https://sleephq.com/public/teams/share_ ... 16d30a5779 Your breathing data looks decent. I would like to look at your most recent night. ... RDI of 19) 6. No significant nocturnal hypoxemia 7. No significant periodic limb movements of sleep 8. This study was followed by an MSLT MSLT ...

... thing. And that's a growing waxing and waning of the volume of my breathing. Like a very small version of CSR. I guess that's periodic breathing? And a lot of deep breath recoveries/resets after the breathing gets shallow. ...

Gunny wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 02, 2025 10:51 am

Nocibur wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 02, 2025 10:10 am

And anyway to get CSR you need some sort of catastrophic event like stroke, heart failure, pending dead, etc.

Or high altitude. I'm at 8,500 feet.

Yeah that's an important little tidbit.

But still not CSR, that's High Altitude Periodic Breathing.

Pop a couple acetazolamide.

... Filter On. Specifically, what happens to the FLs. I think my breathing patterns are consistent with cheyne-stokes. Probably more like periodic breathing or TECSA (which could disappear with time). referring me to sleep specialist. ...