That is one sweet chart, Katie -- great numbers! That chart looks very similar to my typical night. Some nights I have zero apneas, and some I have an AI of .1. Compared to the first chart you showed at the beginning of this thread, when you were using APAP mode, that's quite an improvement! Of course, we all know "one night doesn't make a trend", but I'm interested to see how this goes for you. Are you feeling better during the day?KatieW wrote:
Autopapdude and LinkC....guys, I think you're both right--in that whatever works for you, is the best way to go...for you. I appreciate you both! And you've made me laugh.
It seems that cpap is working best for me though. For now anyway.
I'm curious....what was your sleep-study titrated pressure? Did you come up with a set pressure of 10 from the sleep study, or did you determine that from your APAP results?
I'm also wondering, if you don't mind sharing, are the leaks bathroom trips or mask changes? I mentioned in another thread that my nightly bathroom trips completely ended at exactly one month after starting CPAP. If those are bathroom breaks on your chart, it'll be interesting to see if they are gone soon, as that could be an objective indication that CPAP is indeed giving you more optimal treatment on a consistent basis.
Please let us know how this goes for you. I'm very interested! And the other side-conversations on the thread have some entertainment value.
~ DreamOn