How Often Do You Download xPAP Data?

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How Often Do You Download Your xPAP Data?

Daily
29
43%
Every few days
16
24%
Weekly
16
24%
Never
4
6%
What Data?
3
4%
 
Total votes: 68

th
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Post by th » Sat Mar 11, 2006 7:04 am

NightHawkeye, when I first got started I checked my wife's and mine (data)everday...now it is about 1 to 2 months. I have been on the auto for over 1 year now.My numbers (AHI )are 98% times less than 1 and they never go into the 2.leaks are from 18 to 20. My lowest AHI was 0 for 8.5 hours of sleep.



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Post by snork1 » Mon Apr 03, 2006 10:44 pm

Once I "stabilize" and get completely dialed-in I won't be so OC about it and will quit checking every day to every couple of days, and THEN maybe drop to once a week or so.

Maybe I should say "If".......
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Post by jcarn » Tue Apr 04, 2006 8:57 am

everyday .. part of my morning ritual

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Post by Snoozie » Tue Apr 04, 2006 10:28 am

I started out every day because I was trying to get my pressure adjusted. I don't have APAP. Now it is usually once a week or so. More often if i start feeling crummy and wonder if treatment could be the culprit. I have just upped my pressure again, so I will check to make sure things are going ok, since it has been a few weeks.


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Post by slumberer » Tue Apr 04, 2006 8:16 pm

I upload the data from my Smart Card daily, though I only print MyEncore daily reports. On Sunday AM, I print out a week's worth of detailed data and attach it to the daily reports. [/b]


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Re: How Often Do You Download xPAP Data?

Post by SewTired » Tue Oct 27, 2015 2:26 pm

Every 7-10 days. It seems the Airsense keeps all the data longer than a week. I'm mostly looking for patterns because RLS is still pretty bad. For.instance, I discovered my nose pillows leak a lot more after a month. Not sure if it is linked to loosening headgear, so washed and set aside until I get the new headgear on the replacement schedule and try them out before tossing.

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Re: How Often Do You Download xPAP Data?

Post by LSAT » Tue Oct 27, 2015 2:57 pm

SewTired wrote:Every 7-10 days. It seems the Airsense keeps all the data longer than a week. I'm mostly looking for patterns because RLS is still pretty bad. For.instance, I discovered my nose pillows leak a lot more after a month. Not sure if it is linked to loosening headgear, so washed and set aside until I get the new headgear on the replacement schedule and try them out before tossing.
Thanks for bringing back a an uninteresting 2006 poll.

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Re: How Often Do You Download xPAP Data?

Post by metsfan302 » Tue Oct 27, 2015 3:04 pm

Daily just to laugh or cry..... on day it will get into single digits

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Post by bwexler » Tue Oct 27, 2015 3:05 pm

NightHawkeye wrote:
slumberer wrote:I am seriously thinking asking my MD for a referral to a sleep doc in Kaiser who I presume will help me with all this info.
Be sure to let us know when you find that guy, slumberer. I'm sure there are others in your geographical vicinity who'd be willing to travel quite a few miles to see him.

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My brother in law has Kaiser. His sleep doc in San Marcos, CA is ROBERT SOLOMON BERCOVITCH MD.
I have been assisting in BIL's care and Dr B is better than any of the sleep docs I have seen.

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