Snooring with my Cpap
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Snooring with my Cpap
My roomate in college has started complaining that is have been began snoring while I am asleep. I personaly have not noticed any differnce in my sleep, I have been using my Cpap for over two years and also have lost a little weight. Does anyone have any idea's. Maybe I need my presure changed from 11cm to somthing else or even a Apap?
Last edited by DJO1985 on Mon Sep 08, 2008 11:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Snooring with my Cpap
Snoring would indicate a pressure increase. But we don't know what kind of machine you have, if you go to User Control Panel and select your Equipment it helps us answer your question. We also need to know what your current pressure is at and what type of mask you are using.
You are more likely to snore if pressure is too low,
You are more likely to snore if using a Full Face mask and/or mouth breathing.
You are more likely to snore if pressure is too low,
You are more likely to snore if using a Full Face mask and/or mouth breathing.
someday science will catch up to what I'm saying...
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