Hello
I just got the results on my latest sleep study and welcome any suggestions or advice. I was diagnosed with severe sleep apnea back in 2002. I have had the uppp surgery. This was my fourth study (3 without cpap and 3 with titration)since 2002. I have a bi pap and a cflex. Just got a new cfex .I have good insurance. (I thought)I wanted to get the A flex machine but sleep center said my insurance wont pay for it.
Test 4 was after surgery.
Here are some numbers from previous tests. Odd numbers are without cpap, Even numbers = titration
Can anyone make sense of all these numbers. I feel like !@#! every day. I work 12 hr (5-5) rotating shift work
Height 5' 7 weight 180 age 52
Stage 1 Stage 2 Delta Rem Apneas Hyponeas Arousals Awakenings
1 12.7 86.5 0.3 0.5 331 83 361 45
2 na na na na 16 78 128 23
3 10.5 71.7 2.6 15.2 13 157 200 28
4 15.3 50.1 4.7 27.8 26 12 59 12
5 31.8 56.8 0.3 11.1 309 58 428 51
6 14.9 66.0 1.4 17.7 11 37 122 48
Here are some results from the latest study
AHI= 41.6 AI= 53.9
Some central apneas was seen at many pressure settings
30 obstructive--12 central, longest 47.6 seconds
110 obstuctive hyponea, longest 58.6 seconds
Apnea Hyponea index in supine = 59.8 per hour
54 spontaneous arousals, 161 resp. arousals and 0 plm
Low 02 was 80.0
High 02 was 100 Average is 95
Sleep Latency = 9.7
Stage 1 = 10.7%
Stage 2 = 59.7%
Stage N3 = 6.3%
Rem = 23.4
Titration Results
33 spontaneous arousals
24 resp. arousals
3 plm
Index of 22.2 per hour
No snoring heard past 7cmH20
Low 02 was 92.4
Rem sleep latency was 36.0 minutes
Stage 1 was 4.3%
Stage 2 was 33.0%
Delta was 0.3
Rem was 62.3%
Dont know what to do next
Need advice
Re: Need advice
Hi, and welcome to the forum. Can you please register as a member if you haven't done so, because then you can go to your own page and complete the 'profile' (in text please, not icons) showing your exact machine model, mask, and pressure settings. Those will show up under your posts every time so we can all see what you're working with and be able to help if possible. Thanks a lot, looking forward to seeing you get help.