My new Respironics M series APAP w/ c flex
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My new Respironics M series APAP w/ c flex
I just exchanged my M series Pro CPAP for the auto this morning. My pressure on the CPAP was set at 15, lowered from the origional 18 that I was titrated at. I plan on setting the min. at 8 and the max. at 16(does this sound correct?). I was wondering, since I don't have the software yet, just the smart card, if I could find out what my optimum pressure is using just my LCD screen. Also, is there anything else I should know or take into consideration switching from the constant pressure machine to the auto?
Re: My new Respironics M series APAP w/ c flex
Hello REM,REMemberWhen wrote:............ My pressure on the CPAP was set at 15, lowered from the origional 18 that I was titrated at. I plan on setting the min. at 8 and the max. at 16(does this sound correct?). ........ Also, is there anything else I should know or take into consideration switching from the constant pressure machine to the auto?
Based on my experience, if you need a pressure of 15 to prevent your apneas, it will take much too long for the machine to move from minimum 8 to the needed 15. You will experience apnea city tonight.
I am not a fan of autos so I will let someone else advise you on a pressure range to try.
BTW, the software is highly recommended if you want to control your therapy.
Good luck,
Rooster
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Re: My new Respironics M series APAP w/ c flex
If you need 15 to stop apneas, I would set the lower # to 14 for starters. The top number is fine for now.
Brenda
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