I would suggest setting the max pressure to 20 (as high as it goes). If she reports discomfort due to the higher pressure or starts having "clear airway" events, then turn it down somewhat. I have my max set to 20, but it rarely goes above 15.
Also, you said she "doesn't believe in" Sleep Apnea! I'm sure she "believes in" yours, no longer having to hear your snores!
Help! With wife's apnea
Re: Help! With wife's apnea
I havent' said a word to her in 3 weeks... I didn't want to interrupt her! We may try some of the ideas in this thread viewtopic/p1089718/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=112758&p=1086133 I will try turning up the pressure.
Anything else anyone sees in her graphs?
Thinking the problem is mouth coming open. Trying full mask but its uncomfortable and fidgety. Could possibly go back to nasal pillow if we can keep the mouth closed.
Thank you everyone for your advice and experience!
Anything else anyone sees in her graphs?
Thinking the problem is mouth coming open. Trying full mask but its uncomfortable and fidgety. Could possibly go back to nasal pillow if we can keep the mouth closed.
Thank you everyone for your advice and experience!
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