RE: Tecsa

So I have been using CPAP restmed 10 autoset since march. I was originally diagnosed with mild OSA only back in 2023. I tried Cpap back then without success. Nowin March 2025 I started Cpap Again and this time I was able to adapt quicly, but Centrals showed up. Ahi stays below 5 most days, but I feel very tired still any advice will be appreciated.

http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t1585 ... eview.html

Please post your report images in the format explained above with examples. Turn off the calendar....it's not needed and it hides potentially useful information. Also resize your graphs. Trying to include so many in turn just makes all of them hard to read because they are too tiny.

All you need on the graphs on the right side of the report are
Events
Flow rate
Pressure (regular pressure and not mask pressure)
Leak
Flow limitation graph
Snores only if very active.

We need to evaluate those centrals/Clear Airway events to see if you were really asleep or not. I suspect you weren't sound asleep and if that is the case then we just ignore the centrals and concentrate on improving sleep quality.
See this thread...you aren't the only one this happens to.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=187767&p=1451526#p1451526
We use Sleep HQ zoomed in to evaluate the centrals and flow rate (breathing)
https://home.sleephq.com/
You aren't having enough centrals (if they are real asleep centrals) to qualify for TESCA diagnosis.

I can't help with your treatment, but I can help with something else.

This is an open, unsecured, website that literally anyone in the world can access and read.

You have supplied us, and any bad guys, with a lot of personally identifiable information. I suggest that you edit that info and remove it from your post. That info in not needed for you to receive help here.

YMMV