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Whatever you say.WindCpap wrote:The ramp is not just for people who can't tolerate a high pressure. It is also for people who prefer to start at a lower pressure
+1C/O_Guy wrote:the best thing for my therapy is a full face
Sheriff Buford (now retired) wanders through every now and then, to break up the brawls. We're neighbors, although he lives 50 miles north of me.C/O_Guy wrote:... you can tell by my username I am a corrections officer for a state prison
You left off this part. However, if sleep onset is not detected, the device will reach the target pressure within 30 minutes.WindCpap wrote:Autoramp doesn't slowly increase. It increases 1 cmH20 per minute after it detects you have nearly fallen asleep.OkyDoky wrote: While your machine is an autoset it is set to CPAP mode. The 6 is a Ramp starting pressure which slowly increases
blah blah blah whatever, glad you like it, quit evangelizing it.WindCpap wrote:This is no longer entirely true. I do believe that the timed ramps of most machines don't provide much in the way of comfort as the steadily progressing pressure would seem to rush you. Also I am sure I could get used to the high pressures when falling asleep, but the autoramp feature of the Airsense 10 makes it possible to set the ramp pressure and ramp-only EPR so that there is virtually no change in the way you breath from before you put the mask on to after you put it on. It makes for an extremely comfortable falling asleep experience. I would never switch to not using it.ChicagoGranny wrote: The ramp is for people who can't tolerate a high pressure when they first start at the beginning of the night. Many of us started out using the ramp but now don't because we have no problems tolerating the pressure.
it doesn't fit in with windy's world view..ChicagoGranny wrote:So what about the post is not true?WindCpap wrote:This is no longer entirely true.ChicagoGranny wrote: The ramp is for people who can't tolerate a high pressure when they first start at the beginning of the night. Many of us started out using the ramp but now don't because we have no problems tolerating the pressure.
and that's not slow?WindCpap wrote:Autoramp doesn't slowly increase. It increases 1 cmH20 per minute after it detects you have nearly fallen asleep.OkyDoky wrote: While your machine is an autoset it is set to CPAP mode. The 6 is a Ramp starting pressure which slowly increases
nobody. learn before "helping".C/O_Guy wrote:pale who pissed in your Wheaties this morning I am trying to help just like others are trying to help me I responded with the humidifier one with the same answer you did in a different words and no one asked you to troll in my thread and start putting others down. this is helping me learn but your negativity isn't wanted.