Hello I need help reading my oscar report as Im pretty new to Cpap and having problems that Im trying to work out
I often wake up either early morning or middle of the night which leaves me feeling groggy and tired
I take melatonin and valerian root to sleep and use it nightly
I have the resmeds9 with nasal pillows
Please let me know what I should do to improve my sleep quality as Im trying to get things firing on all cylinders again
Ive attached all my sleep report photos aswell
Thanks!
Need Help Interpreting OSCAR Report
Need Help Interpreting OSCAR Report
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Re: Need Help Interpreting OSCAR Report
Hello and welcome! I didn't see the sleep report scans; could you try again to post them? I'm especially interested to see whether you had a lot of central events during your sleep test.
Small thing: when you post your next chart, post just these graphs, all in one screenshot:
Events
Flow rate
Pressure
Leaks
Snores
Flow limitations.
You can squeeze them all in by grabbing the horizontal gray bars that separate the graphs and pushing them up.
Small thing: when you post your next chart, post just these graphs, all in one screenshot:
Events
Flow rate
Pressure
Leaks
Snores
Flow limitations.
You can squeeze them all in by grabbing the horizontal gray bars that separate the graphs and pushing them up.
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Re: Need Help Interpreting OSCAR Report
Sadly I cant As I dont have a copy of my sleep study results right now :/
On the other hand Ive been having so many central apneas according to oscar which average is 20-25 a night Where my doctor just perscribed me a cpap which i may need to move onto a Bipap or ASV or something similar
Let me know thanks
On the other hand Ive been having so many central apneas according to oscar which average is 20-25 a night Where my doctor just perscribed me a cpap which i may need to move onto a Bipap or ASV or something similar
Let me know thanks