Re: Respironics humidifier what settings re post nasal drip?
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2016 11:09 am
I think I will leave this as it is for the time being. When I posted my question, I did not think I had a proper cold but something caused by the settings, but now I know I do.
Last night I put the Hybernite on and set the humidifier to 5. I have not yet tried the classic settings. The result of this was that I woke up scarcely able to breathe and with a lot of phlegm in my throat and mouth. After that I went back to no Hybernite, setting 4.
I intend to try Hybernite with the classic settings next time I use it.
I realized recently that my machine may have a heated tube, but I could not find that when I was first given it. Maybe I have the earlier model. The Sleepyhead readout says '60 Series'.
At the moment, with the cold probably getting better, it is not easy to analyse the settings with so many variables. I need to read up on Sleepyhead so I can get more out of the figures. I can't see much wrong with the last nights, but 19 January was the last night I slept through.
Many thanks for all the help as always.
Last night I put the Hybernite on and set the humidifier to 5. I have not yet tried the classic settings. The result of this was that I woke up scarcely able to breathe and with a lot of phlegm in my throat and mouth. After that I went back to no Hybernite, setting 4.
I intend to try Hybernite with the classic settings next time I use it.
I realized recently that my machine may have a heated tube, but I could not find that when I was first given it. Maybe I have the earlier model. The Sleepyhead readout says '60 Series'.
At the moment, with the cold probably getting better, it is not easy to analyse the settings with so many variables. I need to read up on Sleepyhead so I can get more out of the figures. I can't see much wrong with the last nights, but 19 January was the last night I slept through.
Many thanks for all the help as always.