looking for asv sleepyhead reports

I'm interested in seeing other peoples sleepyhead reports that are on asv machines. Here is mine.
I have made some adjustments and am feeling much better. I will post further information after I see some other reports. I think I probably could of stuck with my bipap.
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you'd need to zoom in too see whether the asv is treating centrals or not to be able to tell you whether you need it or not, the whole night is too smooshed.

for instance
http://i.imgur.com/v38Dfi9.png?1
looks much like yours, however, when you zoom in,

http://i.imgur.com/u2BvzvP.png?1

at times, you find the ASV telling the patients CSR *NOPE! you WILL NOT STOP BREATHING! now BREATH DAMNIT!".

I don't mind sharing. Here is mine from last night. This is fairly typical.



Night before last (I really slept in):



Finally, Friday night:



Hope that helps.

- Flappy

PS - I never really noticed it until now but PTBs seem to drastically decrease in relation to higher pressures. Interesting.

Uncle Flapp wrote:I don't mind sharing. Here is mine from last night. This is fairly typical.

PS - I never really noticed it until now but PTBs seem to drastically decrease in relation to higher pressures. Interesting.

that makes perfect sense, if you think about it, when you stop breathing on your own (patient triggered) that's when the machine has to ramp up the pressure to assist you in breathing.... when you start triggering breaths, it can ramp down.

Thanks for the reports so far. I have been raising my ps and every time I raise it I keep feeling better and better. currently at ps of 5. I think that by raising the
ps the machine isn't disrupting my sleep as much and can still go as high as it wants to treat the centrals. my ps max is 6.

Here are mine, I am doing the same as you.... I am up to a PS of 6..

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