I now have a new Cpap machine (DreamStation) that gives me my AHI. The pressure was at 9 when I started and was changed to 10. No improvement. Was set to 12. AHI went down but my eyes were so dry and itchy that I thought I had encountered a cat (allergy). Headaches went along with the itchy and sore eyes. Pressure back to 10. Eyes good. No headaches. AHI 11.7
Any comments most welcomed
Pressure issues
Re: Pressure issues
There's nothing to comment on.suse wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:14 pmI now have a new Cpap machine (DreamStation) that gives me my AHI. The pressure was at 9 when I started and was changed to 10. No improvement. Was set to 12. AHI went down but my eyes were so dry and itchy that I thought I had encountered a cat (allergy). Headaches went along with the itchy and sore eyes. Pressure back to 10. Eyes good. No headaches. AHI 11.7
Any comments most welcomed
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Re: Pressure issues
Air leaking into your eyes is a mask fit issue..not usually the fault of the pressure. You may need the higher pressure to get the AHI down. AHI of 11 means that you stopped breathing 70-80 times during the night./suse wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:14 pmI now have a new Cpap machine (DreamStation) that gives me my AHI. The pressure was at 9 when I started and was changed to 10. No improvement. Was set to 12. AHI went down but my eyes were so dry and itchy that I thought I had encountered a cat (allergy). Headaches went along with the itchy and sore eyes. Pressure back to 10. Eyes good. No headaches. AHI 11.7
Any comments most welcomed
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Re: Pressure issues
welcome, suse!suse wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:14 pmI now have a new Cpap machine (DreamStation) that gives me my AHI. The pressure was at 9 when I started and was changed to 10. No improvement. Was set to 12. AHI went down but my eyes were so dry and itchy that I thought I had encountered a cat (allergy). Headaches went along with the itchy and sore eyes. Pressure back to 10. Eyes good. No headaches. AHI 11.7
Any comments most welcomed
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when you get a moment, please read and follow the advice there. it boils down to: the more informatiom you can post, the better folks here will be able to help you. we are each different in our therapy so in order to advise, they will need more to go on. thanks!
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Re: Pressure issues
Any reason you're on plain Cpap vs Auto?