Can my AHI be right...

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Johnathansmith69
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Can my AHI be right...

Post by Johnathansmith69 » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:33 am

I am a 45 year old male.. just got my cpap mach on friday so I am very new to all this.. I am over weight about 100lbs and just had a stroke about 4 week ago.

As I did my sleep study my AHI was 17..

Friday night my cpap mach give me 3.6 AHI
Sat Night it give me .6 AHI
and now today for sunday I got a .4 AHI


Can this really be working this great???

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Re: Can my AHI be right...

Post by avi123 » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:37 am

Why don't you enter the full registration data to help us reply to your question?

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Re: Can my AHI be right...

Post by Pugsy » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:40 am

As long as you aren't having monstrous big leaks that might impact the machine's ability to sense and record events then yes.....people can have nice low AHIs pretty quickly.

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Re: Can my AHI be right...

Post by Johnathansmith69 » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:44 am

thanks.. yes.. I have to enter my informaiton.. I need to look at the packaging and add it

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Re: Can my AHI be right...

Post by JDS74 » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:50 am

Sounds great. Your treatment looks to be working well.

Things to do:
If you are new to CPAP therapy there are some helpful things to do:
1. Get a copy of your sleep study and your sleep titration study. They have interesting information that will help in understanding your own therapy
2. Get a copy of your prescription for your own records. It will be necessary if you choose to change DME's or order online
3. Post your equipment. There is a link on how to do this in my signature block below. Please select TEXT as a display choice as many CPAP machines and masks appear similar but are significantly different
4. If you need to post images of your reports, there is a link in my signature block on how to post using PhotoBucket.com
5. If you are using or want to know about Adaptive Servo Ventilator (ASV) machines, be sure to include ASV in the subject line
6. While the LCD display is somewhat useful, it is better to use one of the reporting software programs to get detailed information on your therapy. The two available for Respironics machines are: Encore (Basic or Pro) and SleepyHead. 
7. If you are looking for software, mention it in the subject line. In the text, indicate what operating system runs on your computer as that may affect what software is available for you.
8. If your machine is not made by ResMed or Respironics list in the subject line as "Need help with ZZZ Pap Auto".

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