My allergist recommends against using the Navage device, but she did recommend using the (low-tech and gentle) Neilmed rinse bottle and saline packets. It is important to use distilled water, she said. I have found rinsing helpful myself; maybe worth your while to try?
If you aren't already using Flonase spray, I recommend that you start it. This was another recommendation from my allergist. It takes a few weeks to build up its effectiveness, so you'd need to be patient. I use it about an hour before I go to bed to get maximum benefits during the night.
Flow limitation issue and pressure
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Re: Flow limitation issue and pressure
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Machine: AirCurve™ 10 VAuto BiLevel Machine with HumidAir™ Heated Humidifier |
Mask: Bleep DreamPort CPAP Mask Solution |
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Re: Flow limitation issue and pressure
The images you posted show snores and leaks as well.
Could your mask - its seal or its traps - be worn out? Leaks and snore can certainly wake you up without having caused the machine to register any type of apnea!
Could your mask - its seal or its traps - be worn out? Leaks and snore can certainly wake you up without having caused the machine to register any type of apnea!
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