Switching to liquid valium to get off of it...
Re: Switching to liquid valium to get off of it...
One more thing: My sleep was actually improving because of the CPAP (sometimes with help from Somnapure), so I am not really taking the valium/diazepam for sleep, but to see if it takes care of the BP problem, if that makes sense. Not that I could go cold turkey on the diazepam, but I was not taking any several days a week since starting the CPAP, which was HUGE! (The BP problems pre-date CPAP and I was also hoping that would help the BP.)
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| Mask: Wisp Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear - Fit Pack |
| Additional Comments: Tape mouth; REMstar Auto A-flex; software Encore Anywhere; pressure 5-8; mild OSA, REM AHI 41.5; supine AHI 15.3, non-supine AHI 0; pacemaker |
Re: Switching to liquid valium to get off of it...
Hold down ctrl and scroll the mouse wheel to get bigger text on all posts on the forum.Snuffle-nose wrote:Oops!! I didn't mean to shout, I often use big font, as I can't small font as I have really bad eyesight, so I opt out the bigger font. Which I thought was not shouting.......I thought doing caps lock is shouting not big font.....then again I could be wrong...Guest wrote:Why are you shouting?Snuffle-nose wrote:One thing I hate to say...
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| Mask: Swift™ FX Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
| Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
| Additional Comments: Also SleepyHead, PRS1 Auto, Respironics Auto M series, Legacy Auto, and Legacy Plus |
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