Those are 3 from last night
Could this be palatal prolapse?
Literally every event has the flattern pattern, and seems to be on exhale mostly?
I'm using a fullface mask and a cervical collar
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05-05-2023, 06:39 AM
Could this be palatal prolapse?
With the help of @Apnea23 i've been looking at my Flow Rate waveforms and i'm seeing that every event that occur follow the same flattern pattern, i can share all my data if needed.
Those are 3 from last night Could this be palatal prolapse? Literally every event has the flattern pattern, and seems to be on exhale mostly? I'm using a fullface mask and a cervical collar
05-08-2023, 02:19 AM
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
Very happy to see this.
You're almost there, surely. I wonder what 19cm with EPR 2 (17 exhale, 19cm inhale) would do. Maybe would help with those leaks and flow limits, and now maybe EPR can be useful now you're on higher pressures.
05-09-2023, 02:18 AM
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
Last night data with fixed 20 pressure, switched to 18 EPR 2 because felt too much air in the belly but the EPR seems to not have worked
I got a couple of desaturations tonight should i be concerned when there are drops like those? Anyway at least there is no time in apnea, only flow restrictions Will try a MAD and a nasal stent soon, any opinions on the case?
05-09-2023, 04:08 AM
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
Your EPR was set to Ramp Only and not Full Time, so your fixed pressure of 20 was fixed with no EPR after your ramp period ended.
Desaturation 1 was due to your pressure being too high I imagine, as was your second that woke you up. They're not low drops but obviously indicates that ammount of pressure with no EPR is not good for you. You had some severe leaks after you changed to 18 fixed with no EPR. Did you wear your collar and mouth tape, can you think of any reason for the large leaks? You could try these next - 18cm with 2 EPR (full-time) and no ramp. Run for a few nights. 19cm with 2 EPR (full-time) and no ramp. Run for a few nights. 20cm with 2 EPR (full-time) and no ramp. You may get a very different result than last night with EPR actually on full-time. Or gradually increase your 18 fixed with no EPR by .2cm increments now that you're very close, and you know fixed 20 with no EPR is too much and causes problems. You could run 18cm, 18.2cm or 18.4cm fixed with no EPR for a full week to get more data.
05-17-2023, 02:31 AM
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
05-17-2023, 08:21 AM
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
You need to go into your settings/comfort and set EPR On full-time at a setting of 3. The very high flow limitations will resolve with EPR at 3. You have never successfully activated EPR and it has been mentioned several times.
Sleeprider
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05-22-2023, 07:55 AM
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
05-22-2023, 09:31 AM
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
You can easily see the difference. By using EPR the 95% flow limit has gone from 0.12 to 0.00 and pressure has stabilized.
The before and after shows that the new settings are more comfortable and effective, and promote more continuous, less fragmented sleep. What we think is far less important than how you feel. Better? Before: After:
Sleeprider
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05-22-2023, 09:58 AM
RE: Could this be palatal prolapse?
As you can see my REM sleep is very fragmented, i still feel tired, i think i suffer from some type of obstruction and will try a MAD soon, i'm trying Back2Sleep nasal stent but seems not making the difference
I have activated a custom user flag that show the flow rate limitation 20% and 50% and i'm trying to address the problem The days were i get low AHI like 0, the 50% flow rate limitation is under 1 Basically i think i feel tired because my REM sleep get interrupted like you can see in the screenshot, i'm wrong? This is the first day i track the REM sleep and will try to score a lower flow rate limitation to see if it makes a difference in REM sleep continuity |
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