I am 40 years old with a BMI of 31. I’ve been using an AirSense 10 for a month, and I experience central sleep apnea almost every night, regardless of the mask I try (N20, N30i, etc.). I’d like to know:
Are these central apneas real, or are they induced by the CPAP therapy?
If CPAP-related, are there better parameter adjustments you’d recommend?
If they’re intrinsic to my body, how can I verify this? Should I consult a cardiologist or neurologist?
Are there others with similar experiences? I’d greatly appreciate hearing your stories and advice. Thank you so much!
The shared link below contains my breathing data.
https://sleephq.com/public/teams/share_ ... d8780bd563
Should I be concerned about my central sleep apnea?
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Mike zhang00
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Re: Should I be concerned about my central sleep apnea?
Neither.Mike zhang00 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 12:34 am
Are these central apneas real, or are they induced by the CPAP therapy?
They are an indication that your sleep continuity totally sucks.
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Re: Should I be concerned about my central sleep apnea?
thank youNocibur wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 1:25 pmNeither.Mike zhang00 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 12:34 am
Are these central apneas real, or are they induced by the CPAP therapy?
They are an indication that your sleep continuity totally sucks.
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