Been on Cpap a month and half . Using Resmed 10 machine. Ahi
Has been 0.2 or 0.8. Last night 1.5 10 hrs of sleep . Is 1.5 considered high ? The way my dr explained to me confused me.
Confused
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Re: Confused
AHI is a PER HOUR average and when your doctor says under 10 AHI he/she is talking about the PER HOUR AVERAGE and not talking about the overall number of events during the night.
Now that 10 AHI number would equal 100 events over a 10 hour period.....that's way too many IMHO but some docs (especially those not in the USA) are okay with that many events but here in the US docs aim for less than 5.0 AHI and some people find they need even lower AHI to feel like they slept well and feel decent during the day.
Now that 10 AHI number would equal 100 events over a 10 hour period.....that's way too many IMHO but some docs (especially those not in the USA) are okay with that many events but here in the US docs aim for less than 5.0 AHI and some people find they need even lower AHI to feel like they slept well and feel decent during the day.
I may have to RISE but I refuse to SHINE.
Re: Confused
Ok now i understand thx PugsyPugsy wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2024 11:45 amAHI is a PER HOUR average and when your doctor says under 10 AHI he/she is talking about the PER HOUR AVERAGE and not talking about the overall number of events during the night.
Now that 10 AHI number would equal 100 events over a 10 hour period.....that's way too many IMHO but some docs (especially those not in the USA) are okay with that many events but here in the US docs aim for less than 5.0 AHI and some people find they need even lower AHI to feel like they slept well and feel decent during the day.
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