Hey y'all
I started to use my Ultra Mirage FFM again.
I had been using the Headrest with a chinstrap but it makes huge marks on my face which last 4 hours to vanished even if I splash my face with cold water or even put a pack of ice directly.
What I have seen is my sinuses become kind of stuffy with the FFM. The humidifier and the temperature are the same as when I was using the Headrest.
I'll appreciate your ideas and comments about this situation.
I can't block the passage of the air putting my tongue on the roof of my mouth. I have lost weight I don't understand if that is the reason but even taping doesn't work because I would need to use a big tape covering all my mouth, the small piece of tape I used to use in the front of the mouth doesn't work any more .
Thanks
Stuffy nose with FFM
Stuffy nose with FFM
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Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
Additional Comments: Headrest not modified, Hose Lift System, SleepyHead software. Pressure settings 7 cmH2O constant. |
Re: Stuffy nose with FFM
Hi, this might seem obvious, but if you're running the humidifier at e.g. 3, turn it down to 1, or even possibly 0 (passover mode) depending on the options your machine gives you... you may just not need extra humidity at all.
Re: Stuffy nose with FFM
Thanks for the suggestion Julie
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Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
Additional Comments: Headrest not modified, Hose Lift System, SleepyHead software. Pressure settings 7 cmH2O constant. |
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Re: Stuffy nose with FFM
I find that using Breathe Right strips helps with nasal congestion when using my QuattroFX.
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Re: Stuffy nose with FFM
I notice that an FFM will make my nose stuffy if it is tight around the upper part of my nose.
I can duplicate the effect with my forefinger and thumb.
This way I can figure out exactly where my nose is squeeze-sensitive.
Sliding the mask up or down to relieve pressure on the 'soft' spot helps (me).
I can duplicate the effect with my forefinger and thumb.
This way I can figure out exactly where my nose is squeeze-sensitive.
Sliding the mask up or down to relieve pressure on the 'soft' spot helps (me).
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Mask: AirFit™ P10 For Her Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
Additional Comments: Airsense 10 Autoset for Her |
Re: Stuffy nose with FFM
Thank you sleepdepraved2 for the suggestion.
Thanks Chunky, me too I have notice the same thing if something squeezes certain areas of my nose. I will try to check that.
Rosie
Thanks Chunky, me too I have notice the same thing if something squeezes certain areas of my nose. I will try to check that.
Rosie
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Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
Additional Comments: Headrest not modified, Hose Lift System, SleepyHead software. Pressure settings 7 cmH2O constant. |
Re: Stuffy nose with FFM
Hi guys
The problem was the humidity level, Julie won the price Yes it was only that, the humidity was too high. I still need humidity but only descending one unit was enough to fix my sinuses.
Thank you all for your suggestions
Rosie
The problem was the humidity level, Julie won the price Yes it was only that, the humidity was too high. I still need humidity but only descending one unit was enough to fix my sinuses.
Thank you all for your suggestions
Rosie
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Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
Additional Comments: Headrest not modified, Hose Lift System, SleepyHead software. Pressure settings 7 cmH2O constant. |