Re: 'Majority must be trained to adjust own pressures' -- Dr. K.
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2018 1:48 am
Only when playing my dreadnought of my own a-chord.Lucyhere wrote: And you play the guitar too... bet that adds to it.
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Only when playing my dreadnought of my own a-chord.Lucyhere wrote: And you play the guitar too... bet that adds to it.
absolutely,Lucyhere wrote:Whenever I decide to try a new mask it seems that I also need to change my pressures a little, or adjust something. I'm trying to get comfortable with the Swift FX with the Bella Loops and found that last night I was much more comfortable with lower pressures. I can't imagine having to wait for a doctor appointment in order to do this. Along with the thinking that the DME police will put you in jail, I think that new people are afraid of their machines (anyway, I was at one time), so think they are stuck using whatever pressures the doctor decided was 'right' for them.
Interesting and on topic thread, thanks!
That's why people post charts in this forum - to get advice from experienced SH users. Start a new thread and post a typical night.Tater52403 wrote:I look at Sleepy head data and I cant figure out how the understand it.
Start by reading "pugsy's pointers" up in the sticky post section on the front page.Tater52403 wrote:I look at Sleepy head data and I cant figure out how the understand it.
See the three links below for help.Tater52403 wrote:My problem is I cant figure out if or when i should change pressure. About 2 months ago changed my airsense from continuous to auto. Sleep seems marginaly better. I look at Sleepy head data and I cant figure out how the understand it. Been on Therapy since may been compliant since day 1. Still exausted cant seem to shake it. (VA) Dr states all numers look good must be fine.