Adjustments based on FL's?

[super7pilot]

I posted on another apnea forum about these confounded FL numbers. Most of the time my MAX FL number is a few moments at .33 (what ever that means) 

But my 99.5 percentile with my pressures at 10-15cm with EPR-2 is .11

I adjusted my machine by changing to 11-16cm and upping the EPR to 3. my 99.5% FL's went to .09 

Not much of a change but the CA's went up and an unknown apnea showed up as well. My AHI is still low. So I'm not worried but I see so much gnashing of teeth over ANY FL number that isn't zero. Tonight I'm going to leave the pressures alone and drop the EPR back to two.

[Dormeo]

As I said in my post at the other forum, some people are bothered by FLs and some aren't. To find out whether you are, you'd need to try EPR = 3 for multiple nights. As I also mentioned, the increase in EPR dropped your 95% FL number from .03 to .00.

I'm not sure what you're looking for here.

[G. Szabo]

Both EPR and pressure increases raise the chance of CAs because of the resulting higher O2/CO2 ratio in the blood. It is no wonder you increased your events (primarily CAs) by simultaneously increasing both of these parameters.

[super7pilot]

As I said in my post at the other forum, some people are bothered by FLs and some aren't.  To find out whether you are, you'd need to try EPR = 3 for multiple nights.  As I also mentioned, the increase in EPR dropped your 95% FL number from .03 to .00.

I'm not sure what you're looking for here.

just trying to clarify in my mind the correlation of FL’s/EPR’s/Pressures.  

Having worked in electronics for nuclear weapon’s systems.  I’m rather unaccustomed to dealing with numbers on a scale that have no real correlation to the scale said numbers are on.