HELLO TO ALL,
I WAS LOOKING FOR TIPS ON DRY MOUTH AND TONGUE SWELLING PRESSURE IS 13 AND 5 IS SET ON HUMIDIFIER ALSO WEAR A FULL FACE MASK.NOSE IS ALWAYS SORE AND DRY INSIDE AND OUT!ANY AND ALL SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE SWEET!BEEN GOING NUTS FOR 4 MONTHS STILL WAKING UP COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED READY TO TRY NEW WAYS!
DRY MOUTH
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Re: DRY MOUTH
sorry you are having such a rough time of it..
if you can go to the control panel and put in your machine and pressure and mask, someone here will pop in and be able to give you
some advice....
if you can go to the control panel and put in your machine and pressure and mask, someone here will pop in and be able to give you
some advice....
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| Mask: Swift™ FX Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
| Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
| Additional Comments: sleep study: slept 66 min in stage 2 AHI 43.3 had 86 spontaneous arousals I changed pressure from 11 to 4cm now no apap tummy sleeping solved apnea |
Re: DRY MOUTH
I'll take a shot.
I am no expert and certainly know little about your humidifier but "5" seems high to me based only on my own experience. Mine is set on 2 and that is what was recommended to me. I am equally sure someone will say 5 is fine.
What I wanted to convey to you was what me respiratory therapist said another patient told him. He said he used "ice" in his humidifier tank.......(I know!). But he told me not to forget this and that because maybe that would work for me if I had any sort of problem and may want to try that. I don't know but I guess you never know.
I am no expert and certainly know little about your humidifier but "5" seems high to me based only on my own experience. Mine is set on 2 and that is what was recommended to me. I am equally sure someone will say 5 is fine.
What I wanted to convey to you was what me respiratory therapist said another patient told him. He said he used "ice" in his humidifier tank.......(I know!). But he told me not to forget this and that because maybe that would work for me if I had any sort of problem and may want to try that. I don't know but I guess you never know.
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Jim 
Re: DRY MOUTH
In the upper left hand corner of any page, just below the main banner you will see:dually1 wrote:THANK YOU BOTH NO LUCK WITH CONTROL PANEL
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