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Another reason to pursue a switch to the ResMed Airsense 10 Autoset: you will get true expiratory pressure relief, aka pressure support, with that machine, and this will probably help to address your hypopneas. Your current flex setting is producing a pressure difference of around 1, which isn't helping you a lot.
The differences among flex settings on PR machines are complex. I would suggest using A-flex of 2 and seeing how that goes.
Machine: ResMed Airsense 10 Autoset for Her Mask Type: Full face mask Mask Make & Model: Resmed Airtouch F20 Humidifier: Resmed Airsense CPAP Pressure: APAP 11.8-16 CPAP Software: OSCAR
Other Comments: PAP use since September 2015--30.8 AHI untreated
I may not understand all the technical stuff about these machines, but will just say there has been a world of difference for me since I retired my 5 year old Respironics 560 and went to a Resmed Airsense 10 for Her. I have been able to almost eliminate my high Hypopnea figures and drop my daily AHI figures back to 1 or less a day. I just follow advice given to others here on the forum and have dialed the new machine in easily.
I will look into changing out machines to the Resmed Airsense 10. I changed to A-Flex level 2 and had good results. Thanks to everybody who have provided helpful comments.
