Help request in analysis (focus on variable breating)

[zlatko]

Dear Sleep mentors ,

I am using APAP since March 2021. I have made continuous progress in case of many events (AHI, PB, RERA) with weight loss (-35kg / -77lb). (I am working hard to reduce it further.)

The variable breathing is not change signigficantly. Honestly, I and my doctor don't really know what it is.
(I found a description is this forum but I don't understand it clearly due to my language knowledge. Is it a problem or isn't?)
Can I improve it? Should I have do anything?

Could you help me in the analysis of my charts, please? (Oscar is new for me.)
Many thanks for you support.

Best Regards,
zlatko

   
   
   

[quiescence at last]

I'm not sure what variable breathing is. Maybe if you posted a 5 minute long subsection of the night, where this type of breathing occurs. How are you feeling?

QAL

[zlatko]

I'm not sure what variable breathing is. Maybe if you posted a 5 minute long subsection of the night, where this type of breathing occurs. How are you feeling?  

QAL

I attached a section where it is starting.

This is its Wiki description: 
http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php..._Breathing


I am tired after waking up but I don't have problem with it during the day.
I have chest pain, which can caused by my GERD or anxiety. Maybe the earlier Covid infection or some movement problem... My somnologist and cardiologist did not detected issue.

[Dormeo]

Variability in respiration rate can be due to several different causes, including REM sleep, an arousal from sleep, intermittent flow limitation, or a little period breathing. I'm not sure it's a variable that points to any specific problem or any action needed on your part.

[zlatko]

Variability in respiration rate can be due to several different causes, including REM sleep, an arousal from sleep, intermittent flow limitation, or a little period breathing.  I'm not sure it's a variable that points to any specific problem or any action needed on your part.

Great, Many thanks for you support.
(I will check these. Perhaps it's identifiable.)