Dehydration and Dryness
Dehydration and Dryness
I have noticed that the higher the pressures I need with my ASV machine, the more dehydrated and 'dry' I feel. I find myself drinking an insane amount of water each day just to avoid this dehydration feeling and 'dryness.' Has anyone else experienced something similar?
Re: Dehydration and Dryness
It's normal, but are you not using a humidifier?
Re: Dehydration and Dryness
I can't speak to the higher pressures as my top pressure is 12.5 cm. but have you had your blood sugar checked recently?
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Airsense For Her; Settings: range 8-12, Airfit P10 (M)
Airsense For Her; Settings: range 8-12, Airfit P10 (M)
Re: Dehydration and Dryness
No, it's not normal. Do you dry out when you breathe normally during the day without humidifier? I don't think so.Julie wrote:It's normal, but are you not using a humidifier?
He must be breathing through his mouth a lot. If he can reduce or eliminate mouth breathing, he will be normal again.
Re: Dehydration and Dryness
I have the same machine and use Quattro Air ffm. Check your humidifier settings - I think mine are set to auto.
Re: Dehydration and Dryness
I'd be very surprised if it's even possible to lose enough water just by breathing to need to drink "an insane amount of water each day".joeljjk11 wrote:I have noticed that the higher the pressures I need with my ASV machine, the more dehydrated and 'dry' I feel. I find myself drinking an insane amount of water each day just to avoid this dehydration feeling and 'dryness.' Has anyone else experienced something similar?
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