Thanks for all the input.



Good question Tex.The Texan wrote:Question about reading the LEAK information on Encore Pro. There are 4 sections, Avg max leak, Avg 90% leak, Avg leak and Avg large leak. What does each stand for and what should I be looking for. Mine, with my equipment are, in order, 98.7, 39.0, 33.6, 0. Are these good, bad or what? Maybe once I understand what I'm looking at, then I will understand Respironics response to the OP.
Do what you want, but that would be too much snoring for me. I would bump the pressure 0.5 cm for a few nights and see what happens. You could step it up three or four times if necessary. I mean you are going to all the trouble to use CPAP, why not get rid of snoring which is also dangerous to health?ChipsXJ wrote:I am just gonna call this good and monitor in case I deviate too much.
Thanks for all the input.

I agree with your point about snoring. I was planning on doing some work on the snoring issue..............just waiting until I had the leak issue under control. I have been (over) worrying about my leaks that I now believe are in check.rooster wrote:
Do what you want, but that would be too much snoring for me. I would bump the pressure 0.5 cm for a few nights and see what happens. You could step it up three or four times if necessary. I mean you are going to all the trouble to use CPAP, why not get rid of snoring which is also dangerous to health?
Your leak line is excellent.
How the heck did you ever get a mask to fit?

MrSandman wrote:Do a search as this has been hashed and rehashed. I posted a thread recently about people making too much out of leak lines being perfect. I think it compensates in cpap mode good but in apap mode from my own experience leaks drive the machine crazy(Respironics M-series anyway).
That isn't a whole lot of snores...

Sleep restfully?ChipsXJ wrote:MrSandman wrote:Do a search as this has been hashed and rehashed. I posted a thread recently about people making too much out of leak lines being perfect. I think it compensates in cpap mode good but in apap mode from my own experience leaks drive the machine crazy(Respironics M-series anyway).
That isn't a whole lot of snores...
But if I am not chasing the leak line...................and I do not chase the snores...................then what in the world will I do?
| Mask: AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
| Additional Comments: Machine: Resmed AirSense10 for Her with Climateline heated hose ; alternating masks. |
We can disagree on this point. If I could get rid of most of them by raising the pressure by 0.5 to 1.5 cm, I would do it.MrSandman wrote: ......
That isn't a whole lot of snores...