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Julie wrote:If you don't have OSA how come your headaches got so much better when you used the machine last night?

perhaps it's the proven fact that the placebo effect is real, and powerful.

Of course, why didn't I think of that?

palerider wrote:

Krelvin wrote:Amazing... for someone who continues to baffle even those who attempt to help him a thread that now has....

238 Posts!

And today we get...

He didn't use his machine last night because he thinks he will only get 3 hours sleeping with it.
and... Yoga...

yup, that's progress!!!

I'm interested whether, in the entire history of the forum, there's ever been anybody less able to help themselves.

Pale Rider, the pressure seemed too strong for me. I am trying to figure out how to lower it but I don't understand the manual, that is all. It's not like I'm trying to quit or anything.

Julie wrote:If you don't have OSA how come your headaches got so much better when you used the machine last night?

Well I'm not denying that, but now that I went a night without it, I can't really ''remember'' how I felt when I woke up those days, but I do remember being really tired, more tired than ever, a little while after I woke up.

Now it could be that the CPAP made me not sleep as much and woke me up before the headaches reached their highest point. I get less headaches when I sleep less. So maybe that was why, I don't know. But either way, I sill was tired and didn't get enough sleep.

Are you going to the doctor or not (to get that report)?

Julie wrote:Are you going to the doctor or not (to get that report)?

I posted my titration

Enchanter wrote:

Julie wrote:Are you going to the doctor or not (to get that report)?

I posted my titration

Where?

postitnote wrote:

Enchanter wrote:

Julie wrote:Are you going to the doctor or not (to get that report)?

I posted my titration

Where?

In a new thread

viewtopic/t106528/Here-are-my-Sleep-Tes ... ation.html

In a new thread of course.

Krelvin wrote:viewtopic/t106528/Here-are-my-Sleep-Tes ... ation.html

In a new thread of course.

My bad, I'm slipping!

postitnote wrote:

Enchanter wrote:

Julie wrote:Are you going to the doctor or not (to get that report)?

I posted my titration

Where?

Technologist Comments: Cpap pressure of 8,9,10,11, and 13 cmh20 were tested. Complex apnea was noted during the titration. Patient does not benefit from any of the CPAP pressure applied. Poor sleep efficiency and CPAP intolerance. Snoring was not noted.

But under snoring it did say Total number of snoring episodes 103, total time snoring 14.7, 17 percent of sleep

I know my test is inconclusive. But did I have any centrals? how many? And why does it say complex apnea was noted?

Enchanter wrote:I know my test is inconclusive. But did I have any centrals? how many?

it's right there on the report, I can't understand it for you.