Compatability of Masks & Cpap Machines
Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 3:00 pm
The instructions on my Fisher & Paychel 405 Flexfit mask say that it is allright to use the mask with or without the diffuser and that the airflow should be the same. I felt when using the diffuser that there was not enough air flow. Last night I tried the mask without the diffuser. There was a tremendous amount of airflow. I woke up about 2 hours later with my right nostril (slept on my right side) severely blocked and my left ear feeling strange. When I felt my ear, the canal was narrowed. I did not feel good so got up. The humidifier setting was on 5 on a Respironics Pro with C-Flex and a Respironics heated humidifier.
Do you think that there must be a compatability issue between my Respironics cpap machine and the F & P mask? Ted, you say you are a breeze enthusiast and that you used the Puritan Bennet cpap machine at one time. Could it be that was why the Breeze and cpap machine worked out so well for you is because they were made by the same manufacturer?
Perhaps it would be helpful if people who post would tell what mask and machine combination they are using.
Yoga
Do you think that there must be a compatability issue between my Respironics cpap machine and the F & P mask? Ted, you say you are a breeze enthusiast and that you used the Puritan Bennet cpap machine at one time. Could it be that was why the Breeze and cpap machine worked out so well for you is because they were made by the same manufacturer?
Perhaps it would be helpful if people who post would tell what mask and machine combination they are using.
Yoga