Have you studied the best way to sleep on your stomach while wearing a CPAP mask? http://www.uarsrelief.com/sleeppositions.html
does surgery for deviated septum help?
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Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
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Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
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ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto; Puritan-Bennett Breeze nasal pillow mask; healthy, active, middle-aged man; tall, athletic build; stomach sleeper; on CPAP since 2003; lives @ 5000 ft; surgically-corrected deviated septum and turbinates; regular nasal washes
Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
Being a long-time member of this forum, I have seen your recommendations many times.ChicagoGranny wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2019 6:36 amHave you studied the best way to sleep on your stomach while wearing a CPAP mask? http://www.uarsrelief.com/sleeppositions.html

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ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto; Puritan-Bennett Breeze nasal pillow mask; healthy, active, middle-aged man; tall, athletic build; stomach sleeper; on CPAP since 2003; lives @ 5000 ft; surgically-corrected deviated septum and turbinates; regular nasal washes
Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
It seems like there is something wrong with editing of posts in this forum.
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ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto; Puritan-Bennett Breeze nasal pillow mask; healthy, active, middle-aged man; tall, athletic build; stomach sleeper; on CPAP since 2003; lives @ 5000 ft; surgically-corrected deviated septum and turbinates; regular nasal washes
Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
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Machine: AirCurve™ 10 VAuto BiLevel Machine with HumidAir™ Heated Humidifier |
Additional Comments: Previous machine: ResMed S9 VPAP Auto 25 BiLevel. Mask: Breeze with dilator pillows. Software: ResScan ver. 5.1 |
ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto; Puritan-Bennett Breeze nasal pillow mask; healthy, active, middle-aged man; tall, athletic build; stomach sleeper; on CPAP since 2003; lives @ 5000 ft; surgically-corrected deviated septum and turbinates; regular nasal washes
Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
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Machine: AirCurve™ 10 VAuto BiLevel Machine with HumidAir™ Heated Humidifier |
Additional Comments: Previous machine: ResMed S9 VPAP Auto 25 BiLevel. Mask: Breeze with dilator pillows. Software: ResScan ver. 5.1 |
ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto; Puritan-Bennett Breeze nasal pillow mask; healthy, active, middle-aged man; tall, athletic build; stomach sleeper; on CPAP since 2003; lives @ 5000 ft; surgically-corrected deviated septum and turbinates; regular nasal washes
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Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
in what way? i take it your posts that are "[...]" are posts you didn't want to have anyone see after you thought it over.
or am i missing something?
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Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
My mask is heavily modified; the vents are routed up the stem of the mask and diffused above my head. If anything can have a technical solution, I can take care of it. The physiological part is where I'm trying to find solutions.ChicagoGranny wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2019 1:58 pmI guess you are not blocking the exhaust vents, or you wouldn't be alive to post here!
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ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto; Puritan-Bennett Breeze nasal pillow mask; healthy, active, middle-aged man; tall, athletic build; stomach sleeper; on CPAP since 2003; lives @ 5000 ft; surgically-corrected deviated septum and turbinates; regular nasal washes
Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
In a way that I tried to do a simple edit (add a missing preposition), but instead it left the original one as it was and created a new duplicate post. Then, I tried to edit and delete that one, but instead it created one more... One more try and it was obvious the forum software was misbehaving, so I tried emptying the post content and that did work. It seemed to depend on the content, for some reason. Probably not reproducible, so I just gave up.
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ResMed AirCurve 10 VAuto; Puritan-Bennett Breeze nasal pillow mask; healthy, active, middle-aged man; tall, athletic build; stomach sleeper; on CPAP since 2003; lives @ 5000 ft; surgically-corrected deviated septum and turbinates; regular nasal washes
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Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
thanks for that. the problem i usually have is that i hit the ! for reporting the post rather than the pencil for editing.McSleepy wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 11:40 amIn a way that I tried to do a simple edit (add a missing preposition), but instead it left the original one as it was and created a new duplicate post. Then, I tried to edit and delete that one, but instead it created one more... One more try and it was obvious the forum software was misbehaving, so I tried emptying the post content and that did work. It seemed to depend on the content, for some reason. Probably not reproducible, so I just gave up.
McSleepy
i hate it when that happens!
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Re: does surgery for deviated septum help?
As CG suggested you hit the quote instead of the Edit Pencil..McSleepy wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2019 11:40 amIn a way that I tried to do a simple edit (add a missing preposition), but instead it left the original one as it was and created a new duplicate post. Then, I tried to edit and delete that one, but instead it created one more... One more try and it was obvious the forum software was misbehaving, so I tried emptying the post content and that did work. It seemed to depend on the content, for some reason. Probably not reproducible, so I just gave up.
McSleepy
And you can delete your own post, so long as nobody has posted after you.
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