Back on APAP
Re: Back on APAP
You are sounding like AMESS, there comes a point where you must adapt to your problems, there is no magic red or green pill. Jim
Use data to optimize your xPAP treatment!
"The art of medicine consists in amusing the patient while nature cures the disease." Voltaire
"The art of medicine consists in amusing the patient while nature cures the disease." Voltaire
Re: Back on APAP
Newsflash: Max is still failing.
Either find a FFM that works for you, or conquer your mouth leaking. That is what the rest of us have done - but then you wouldn't be special anymore.
Either find a FFM that works for you, or conquer your mouth leaking. That is what the rest of us have done - but then you wouldn't be special anymore.
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Re: Back on APAP
All FFMs in existence are larger and bulkier than the Amara View, so a FFM that works for me does not exist until somebody makes one with a top mounted hose - then I would try it.TedVPAP wrote:Newsflash: Max is still failing.
Either find a FFM that works for you, or conquer your mouth leaking. That is what the rest of us have done - but then you wouldn't be special anymore.
As for mouth breathing, I have tried everything short of the "mummy wrap" around my head, and I know that's not going to work - it would wake me up at LEAST as much as the View. My sleep is relatively fragile (goes along with possible UARS) so too much disturbance from anything costs me sleep.
At least it's less than a week to go for my next titration. I'm not sure what will come of it, but I am near the end of my rope walking around as a caffeinated zombie...
I would have thought 4 months in I would have felt even a TINY bit better.
And FYI, being special isn't a goal of mine in this area, so just drop it.
Phillips 960 AutoSV Paving Brick, Phillips Dreamwear Mask - Nothing is working.
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Diagnosis of crappy sleep, desats under 80, maybe UARS
Re: Back on APAP
You KNOW what FFM will not work for you???????MaxINTJ wrote:All FFMs in existence are larger and bulkier than the Amara View, so a FFM that works for me does not exist until somebody makes one with a top mounted hose - then I would try it.TedVPAP wrote:Newsflash: Max is still failing.
Either find a FFM that works for you, or conquer your mouth leaking. That is what the rest of us have done - but then you wouldn't be special anymore.
As for mouth breathing, I have tried everything short of the "mummy wrap" around my head, and I know that's not going to work - it would wake me up at LEAST as much as the View. My sleep is relatively fragile (goes along with possible UARS) so too much disturbance from anything costs me sleep.
At least it's less than a week to go for my next titration. I'm not sure what will come of it, but I am near the end of my rope walking around as a caffeinated zombie...
I would have thought 4 months in I would have felt even a TINY bit better.
And FYI, being special isn't a goal of mine in this area, so just drop it.
You KNOW that restricting mouth leaking via a wrap or tape will not work?????
According to you, your issue is the mask and mouth leaking yet you will have another titration study??????
You would have thought 4 months would have helped????? Time will not make the wrong treatment work.
I did not agree with xxyzx on much, but him coining you as "special" was accurate. Your treatment is still your choice. Unfortunately, my original post to you is still accurate.
Inspire viewtopic/t157225/Inspire.html
looks promising. Let me guess - you have a needle phobia??????
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Machine: DreamStation Auto CPAP Machine |
Mask: AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
Humidifier: DreamStation Heated Humidifier |
Additional Comments: AutoPAP 16-20, Ultimate Chin Strap http://sleepapneasolutionsinc.com/ |