Have had apnea for 8 years. Just had a new study that had a lowered setting from 13 to 10, although I’ve gained 70 pounds. Dr. ordered a self adjusting machine to see if it’s right. Wore it one night, couldn’t stand it as pressure seemed to low. The computer report said that I’m still snoring, but that the setting of 10 is right. Why? Also I have M.S. and have lesions on the brain stem, etc; I have not had many good days or nights in years.
www.cpap.com — This video introduces the new Bravo Nasal Pillow Interface CPAP Mask for use with a CPAP, BiPap, BiLevel, or Auto Adjusting CPAP machine to treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea. It is a good alternative choice to the ResMed Swift mask. More videos may be viewed at www.cpap.com
Prime time BBC Breakfast segment on sleep apnoea and the recent NICE recommendation. Apologies for the quality … I didn’t have an ariel plugged into my TV card!
Here is a video about the CPAP mask that I wear to help my severe sleep apnea
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