Finally getting used to CPAP but still waking up alot

[Tcp84]

Hey guys. So yeah, as the title suggests, I'm finally using my CPAP regularly after fighting with different masks and giving up several times. I found that the Resmed F30 was the best mask I ever tried. Super comfy and hardly ever leaks. Even though I'm falling asleep with the CPAP now, i find that I'm waking up just as often as without it, and also waking up gasping for breath, just like before I started my therapy. The gasping for breath thing ONLY happens between 1 and 3 hours after I fall asleep. For whatever reason, it never happens after that. I've tried a Wellue pulse/ox ring and thought my o2 sometimes dips as low as 91, it never really coincides with the gasping/panic incidents. Very weird. Anyway, below i'll be posting two charts. The first is the night before last's data, where I felt like I finally got some decent sleep for the first time in a while. Felt pretty good that day. Then yesterday's chart, where I thought I slept OK, but after 9 a.m., I felt like garbage. Sleepy all day. Hoping you guys can see something I can't. Any questions, please ask.

Edit: Added a 3 min zoomed in pic of flow rate right before the gasping for air incident

[Tcp84]

Here's last night's charts. The one thing that remains consistent, whether I use the CPAP or not, are the 1-3 a.m. gasping/panic/elevated heart rate episodes. The second pic is zoomed in 3.5 min before I woke up to slight gasping/elevated heart rate. Forgot to mention I've been using the CPAP for about 5 days now. So far feel exactly the same, except maybe the 1-3 a.m. episodes haven't been as bad, so far.

[Tcp84]

lol should I have said pretty please? Are the charts not detailed enough, or what? Anyone?

[RainbowFish]

Your graphs are too small to see. Maximize them on your screen before you take the screenshot and see if that helps. There is also a setting which I think is under Files (Upper left) > Preferences > Appearance. But I cannot get it to do a screen shot with that window open for you.