APAP adjustments
Re: APAP adjustments
You are absolutely right about that...You remind me of a spoiled brat that doesn't appreciate anything that's done for you.
I think everyone should drop you.
I think everyone should drop you.
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Re: APAP adjustments
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people say i'm self absorbed.
but that's enough about them.
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Re: APAP adjustments
the things pugsy has to put up with.
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Re: APAP adjustments
I appreciate my doctors, my APAP, sleep study teams, but not the people on this forum that like to talk over your head and not keep it simple.
Any of you guys willing to list all the reasons people are getting sleep therpy?
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from the "cpap apap bipap" thread-
i think we are being trolled.
later-milboltnut wrote: ↑Sun Apr 26, 2020 8:00 amso how do you explain my CPAP pressure fluctuations on my OSCAR app?
immediately followed by-
can't figure out how to download something that he is already using.
i think we are being trolled.
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I have two lap tops.... It's on both now. I just downloaded it but can't explain how I did it, don't remember How. It's was strange why I just couldn't click on the link from pugsys newbie page.can't figure out how to download something that he is already using.
I was between laptops at the time.
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thank you for the people who have helped me here... it's greatly appreciated !
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Most certainly a troll of some sort.
Get OSCAR
Accounts to put on the foe list: dataq1, clownbell, gearchange, lynninnj, mper!?, DreamDiver, Geer1, almostadoctor, sleepgeek, ajack, stom, mogy, D.H., They often post misleading, timewasting stuff.
Accounts to put on the foe list: dataq1, clownbell, gearchange, lynninnj, mper!?, DreamDiver, Geer1, almostadoctor, sleepgeek, ajack, stom, mogy, D.H., They often post misleading, timewasting stuff.
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Re: APAP adjustments
you sound confused... maybe you need to look at yourself.
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Re: APAP adjustments
here's last night's OSCAR results.... switched beds last night. Uncomfortable, chin strap slipping, partial congested.
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Re: APAP adjustments
Compared with your previous graphs, you've raised the Min from 6.5 to 7cm. Seeing some clustering of CA's, and PB that weren't like that before. Then there's a lot more VB, so maybe you're just awake a lot in this night. I'm curious if this is an effect of moving to a new bed, congestion, possible meds you've taken to combat congestion. More hypops, more CA's.milboltnut wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 2:33 pmhere's last night's OSCAR results.... switched beds last night. Uncomfortable, chin strap slipping, partial congested.
How many nights consecutive have you been at 7cm? If yesterday's and/or the previous were also 7cm, could you post those? Any other changes to settings besides raising the Min to 7 from 6.5cm?
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Re: APAP adjustments
DreamDiver wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 2:48 pmCompared with your previous graphs, you've raised the Min from 6.5 to 7cm. Seeing some clustering of CA's, and PB that weren't like that before.loose chin strap ? Then there's a lot more VB, so maybe you're just awake a lot in this night. I'm curious if this is an effect of moving to a new bed, congestion, possible meds you've taken to combat congestionjust afrin an last night vapor rub by intake. More hypops, more CA's. left out woke up on my back a few timesmilboltnut wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 2:33 pmhere's last night's OSCAR results.... switched beds last night. Uncomfortable, chin strap slipping, partial congested.
How many nights consecutive have you been at 7cm? since the first of aprilIf yesterday's and/or the previous were also 7cm, could you post those?was below 10CM all last week Any other changes to settings besides raising the Min to 7 from 6.5cm?humidifier from 2 to 4 since a couple of weeks ago...
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Re: APAP adjustments
Your first two hours, it appears your minimum was 7.5, then changed to 7. Did you change it?
The two hours where the minimum pressure appears to be at 7.5 appeared much better than the remaining part of the night, where it was at 7.0. Were you awake or asleep during those first two hours?
The two hours where the minimum pressure appears to be at 7.5 appeared much better than the remaining part of the night, where it was at 7.0. Were you awake or asleep during those first two hours?
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Re: APAP adjustments
I set the minimum to 7.5 for a few minutes, then back to 7. I was uncomfortable at 7.5........ But I had a tough time sleeping in our spare bedroom. Plus landing on my back. Chinstrap cam loose a few times too. Bad night. Set back up in our room. Should be fine tonight. Will post tomorrow.Dog Slobber wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 3:44 pmYour first two hours, it appears your minimum was 7.5, then changed to 7. Did you change it?
The two hours where the minimum pressure appears to be at 7.5 appeared much better than the remaining part of the night, where it was at 7.0. Were you awake or asleep during those first two hours?
Just checked my machine.... minimum is 7.... has to be a ramp up.