Before and After Mask Change

Before June 26 I was using nasal pillow and after June 26 I switched over to nasal pillow. With nasal pillow, usage data were usually much less than therapy hours, as shown by June 16 image. With nasal mask situation improved tremendously as shown by June 30 image.


https://imgur.com/a/G1bg50A

could. you. please. stay. in. one. thread?

This is a different thread. I am simply stating changing the mask type appears to have solved my problem. This may help others having similar problem.

Anyone interested in this issue should read mhuq's previous attempts to share his discovery, and members' responses to it.

First time: July 2
Second time: July 9
Third time - today: July 10

mhuq wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 10, 2023 6:54 pm

This is a different thread. I am simply stating changing the mask type appears to have solved my problem. This may help others having similar problem.

with all due respect, it is NOT. it's a variation (your outcome) of what you've posted already.

it's not helpful for folk trying to understand you to start a new topic for every change you make in your sleep apnea journey.

thank you!

Uh-oh.
Here we go again.

mhuq wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 10, 2023 6:54 pm

This is a different thread. I am simply stating changing the mask type appears to have solved my problem. This may help others having similar problem.

You've now posted *at least four* threads about this subject, it's not unreasonable to ask you to
a) stay in one thread.
b) learn how to post meaningful screenshots. There's instructions in the stickied posts.

Now, on the other hand, if you're just out to piss off everybody else on the forum, just keep right on blundering ahead.

Not angry, so much as bewildered.
Some of us need all our smarts to deal with apnea.
It's sad when someone starts out "in the hole."