Re: Central or Obstructive Apnea
Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2014 12:16 pm
I can't thank you enough for the replies; the information provided is very helpful. I guess I am going to read this forum like a book
I installed ResScan software. I checked last 30 nights separately. It seems that I have CA events scattered all through the night, 1 or 2 events per hour. Most of them are 10-11 seconds, rarely longer than 14. Interesting thing is that there is almost no OSA, so S9 Autoset seems to have eliminated almost all of my obstructive apneas. The AHI readings (mostly around 4) I see when I get up every morning is almost entirely CA. I think I should not worry for this, should I?
I suppose what I need to do is improve my sleep hygiene, go to bed the same time each day - including weekends, and most importantly be physically more active.
I installed ResScan software. I checked last 30 nights separately. It seems that I have CA events scattered all through the night, 1 or 2 events per hour. Most of them are 10-11 seconds, rarely longer than 14. Interesting thing is that there is almost no OSA, so S9 Autoset seems to have eliminated almost all of my obstructive apneas. The AHI readings (mostly around 4) I see when I get up every morning is almost entirely CA. I think I should not worry for this, should I?
I suppose what I need to do is improve my sleep hygiene, go to bed the same time each day - including weekends, and most importantly be physically more active.