Hope JediMark is doing well.
I am also in sleepyhead withdrawal since I got my new ASV DS960.
Looking forward to the next "nightly unstable release".
JediMark playing with VPAP Adapt
Re: JediMark playing with VPAP Adapt
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Mask: SleepWeaver 3D Soft Cloth Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear |
Additional Comments: AurCurve 10 ASV Also using Sleaplyhead 1.1, ResScan 6 and CMS50i |
Re: JediMark playing with VPAP Adapt
Tylenol/acetaminophen/paracetamol is funny stuff. It's pretty much completely harmless below the recommended dose. Your body sort of turns acetaminophen into a poison, but your liver immediately eliminates that poison. However, if you take too much, your liver can't keep up and the poison builds up. Wikipedia has a good description.jedimark wrote:It's definitely good to be careful. Both the ER Doc and the pharmacist said it's ok to take Indometacin in conjunction with the usual Paracetemol liver poison, but I only take them both when I can't take it anymore. The hip stuffs healing up already.
I have oesophageal reflux problems, so won't be able to keep taking these, but it's given me 2 days in a row now with a reduction in headache. It's given me a new line of investiagtion.
I miss sleeping on my recliner. I used to get so much work done instead of sleeping :}
I'm not nearly as scared of it as I used to be, but I'm always VERY careful not to overdose or take different meds with acetaminophen in them.
As for reflux, I find mine got much better when I increased the minimum pressure on my APAP. Doesn't make much sense, but it works for me.
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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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