[Diagnosis] I'm waiting for your help.

[vetboys]

     en son sonuçlarındaki ekran görüntüsü

yorgunluk, uykusuzluk, baş ağrısı, dikkati çekememe

[Walla Walla]

I think Sleeprider can help you out.

[Crimson Nape]

 en son sonuçlarındaki ekran görüntüsü

yorgunluk, uykusuzluk, baş ağrısı, dikkati çekememe

Translation (Turkish):
screenshot of recent results

fatigue, insomnia, headache, lack of attention

[vetboys]

how the results

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Sleeprider help

[Marillion]

Translation of above:

screenshot of recent results



fatigue, insomnia, headache, lack of attention

Thank goodness for Google translate.  This looks Turkish to me.

Sleeprider is definitely one of the foremost experts around here.  But I will say your results look quite good overall.  No Obstructives, a fair amount of Hypopneas and RERAS (or Sensawake as it is called on your results.)  The biggest issue I can see here is the leaks.  They could be controlled a bit better.  It's likely the leaks that are waking you up and disrupting your sleep.  You need to work with your equipment provider and try some different masks or try to adjust the fit of your current mask.  See the link below in my signature on Bonjour's excellent mask primer.  Required reading for sure.

[Crimson Nape]

Your AHI isn't bad. How do you feel? You need to reduce the large leaks.

[SuperSleeper]

Please post in English.  That's one of our rules.  You can use Google Translate to do any translation from Turkish to English, here:

https://translate.google.com/

Then post the English translation here into a forum post.   Thank you.

[Marillion]

I wasn't aware of the English requirement Supersleeper. Thanks for pointing that out. Google to the rescue!

[Sleeprider]

I am not as familiar with the Icon Auto CPAP as I would like, but I do think I have a solution. I believe those yellow SA events are the SenseAwake detection. It is designed to reduce the CPAP pressure when the flow sensors detect you may be awake. Every time your machine increases pressure the SA detection reduces pressure to the minimum. I think your solution is to turn off SenseAwake in settings.

It looks like you may benefit from a higher minimum pressure. If you are comfortable with this, increase minimum pressure to 9.0. and reduce maximum pressure to 14. This will result is less pressure change. Everytime pressure increases, you appear to arouse from sleep, so we want to increase your comfort and sleep time, even more than we want high pressure to reduce events. Your results are good, but your sleep is disrupted. Turn off Sensawake, and try pressure 9-14.

[trish6hundred]

Hi vetboys,
WELCOME! to the forum.
Good luck with CPAP therapy.