Your leaks are NOT driving your pressure up. Other than that short spike around 7:10 to 7:20...your leaks were minimal to non existent. Unless any of those little tiny spikes is happening to disturb your sleep (and yes, it is possible) they are NOT of any significance at all. I haven't looked at my report from last night but I bet you a whole bunch of money that my leaks were a lot more significant than yours. They always are...I will go check in a bit.
Let me show you leaks maybe driving pressure up...go take a look here and the last half of the night.
Please bear in mind that this particular report is from Encore Pro and I have the leak set for unintentional leak...just like your ResMed machine. For those Respironics users....this is Encore Pro..only available in Encore Pro and believe me..not worth the headaches of Pro.
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You seem to be terrified about the centrals but even if these were the real worrysome kind...the doctor probably wouldn't do anything without a lot more evidence of them being consistently present and causing problems.
What caused the pressure increases that you see? I am thinking probably nothing more than the normal flow limitations and other obstructive event precursors. Just the machine doing its job. It won't respond to centrals.
If you could handle it....use straight cpap at 4 cm one night..see what happens when the machine can't do its job.
Just an idea....not normally something that I would recommend but I think it might ease your mind considerably if you could see what the machine is preventing.. or find out that you need very minimal pressure...
I may have to RISE but I refuse to SHINE.