Supplemental O2 ?

[russjpaul]

looks stable - maybe still increase max pressure ?

[palerider]

Max pressure should be at 20 unless you have extenuating circumstances.

[tan]

Well, the whole night, FLs seem to be what's mainly driving pressure increases, It's not apneas, hypos or snores.

There is a different school of thought:

[palerider]

Well, the whole night, FLs seem to be what's mainly driving pressure increases, It's not apneas, hypos or snores.

There is a different school of thought:

I have no idea what you're babbling about. OP had an OAI of *ZERO*

You don't appear to have looked at the graph that I'm referring to, and instead have dredged up something entirely irrelevant.

[Julie]

Tan, I find that although you're a newbie here, you seem to have come in with many definitive ideas about things, and when someone gives a diff. opinion (based on things you may not be aware of) you jump on how wrong they are. Maybe it would be a good idea to stop and listen a while before sounding off, great as your info sources may be under many circumstances.

[tan]

Tan, I find that although you're a newbie here, you seem to have come in with many definitive ideas about things, and when someone gives a diff. opinion (based on things you may not be aware of) you jump on how wrong they are. Maybe it would be a good idea to stop and listen a while before sounding off, great as your info sources may be under many circumstances.

sorry (not actually) to have pissed on your territory, Julie, but what value do your many thousands posts and your seniority have if you simply cannot recognize, for example, what a severe impact on sleep high RDI can have? And if I have a definitive idea, it may be because I tested it on myself.

[tan]

Well, the whole night, FLs seem to be what's mainly driving pressure increases, It's not apneas, hypos or snores.

There is a different school of thought:

I have no idea what you're babbling about. OP had an OAI of *ZERO*

You don't appear to have looked at the graph that I'm referring to, and instead have dredged up something entirely irrelevant.

you appeared babbling that machine increases pressure only in response to FLs in general ("it's not apneas, hypos, snores"). But if you babbled only about that specific case ("it's not the apneas, hypos, snores"), then - okay.

[palerider]

Well, the whole night, FLs seem to be what's mainly driving pressure increases, It's not apneas, hypos or snores.

There is a different school of thought:

I have no idea what you're babbling about. OP had an OAI of *ZERO*

You don't appear to have looked at the graph that I'm referring to, and instead have dredged up something entirely irrelevant.

you appeared babbling that machine increases pressure only in response to FLs in general ("it's not apneas, hypos, snores"). But if you babbled only about that specific case ("it's not the apneas, hypos, snores"), then - okay.

The fact that you have failed to comprehend the post that you replied to is completely on YOU.
Why would I say "the whole night, FLs seem to be what's mainly driving pressure increases" if I were speaking in general?

Especially given that I have, repeatedly, stated the four breathing events that actually cause pressure increases with auto machines.

[tan]

Well, the whole night, FLs seem to be what's mainly driving pressure increases, It's not apneas, hypos or snores.

There is a different school of thought:

I have no idea what you're babbling about. OP had an OAI of *ZERO*

You don't appear to have looked at the graph that I'm referring to, and instead have dredged up something entirely irrelevant.

you appeared babbling that machine increases pressure only in response to FLs in general ("it's not apneas, hypos, snores"). But if you babbled only about that specific case ("it's not the apneas, hypos, snores"), then - okay.

The fact that you have failed to comprehend the post that you replied to is completely on YOU.
Why would I say "the whole night, FLs seem to be what's mainly driving pressure increases" if I were speaking in general?

Especially given that I have, repeatedly, stated the four breathing events that actually cause pressure increases with auto machines.

your babbling naturally suffers from imprecision of languages you demand of others, and thus is open to various interpretations. Man, are you sure you have your apnea fully treated? You sound way unhappy and angry all the time every time I stop by this forum. But have a good day, sir.

[palerider]

Man, are you sure you have your apnea fully treated? You sound way unhappy and angry all the time every time I stop by this forum. But have a good day, sir.

Hopefully, that means you'll away yourself again, since you''re just derailing other people's threads.