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[Symptoms] Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
#11
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
I do not believe that you should be concerned about your oxygen saturation, which is not too good news for you because it is relatively simple to correct. Nevertheless, it was worth cancelling it out. Now, you should look for other culprits.
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#12
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
(08-02-2024, 07:37 AM)G. Szabo Wrote: Now, you should look for other culprits.

like the 100+ CAs? isn't that a bit much to stay on bipap?
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#13
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
Thank you so much for checking and verifying, it was a big concern of mine.

Best Regards.
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RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
(08-02-2024, 07:46 AM)Narcil Wrote: like the >100 CAs? isn't that a bit much to stay on bipap?

Indeed, I was looking at the oxygen—my apologies.
He should set the EPR=0 to start with. Then,  pending the outcome,  the pressure might need to be increased.
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#15
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
(08-02-2024, 07:53 AM)G. Szabo Wrote: He should set the EPR=0 to start with. Then,  pending the outcome,  the pressure might need to be increased.

he's in vauto Big Grin Surely not PS to 0? change to trigger sensitivity maybe?
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#16
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
(08-02-2024, 07:57 AM)Narcil Wrote: he's in vauto Big Grin Surely not PS to 0? change to trigger sensitivity maybe?

Correct. 
Early morning here, I just woke up. Now I am out until I become fully conscious.
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#17
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
Hey all, thanks for the advice! Trigger is currently set to high. If oxygen is not a concern, I will wait for my doctors interp of my latest sleep study. Take care!
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#18
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
4% ODI of 10.5 per hour which is very consistent with your AHI of 10.49 per hour.  3% ODI of 19.5 per hour!  Those are a lot of likely arousals while you're sleeping and almost all do to CAs.  Doesn't appear your therapy settings are working to address central apnea or might be inducing it. No wonder you have brain fog.
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#19
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
Do you know the breakdown of events in your original sleep-test report? (Obstructive apnea, central apnea, hypopnea.) And do you know why you were prescribed a VAuto?
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#20
RE: Daily Decline in Cognitive Function
My original report showed only 4 OA's and 123 H's. They made no mention of CA's. I believe I was pretty intolerant to CPAP during titration, which prompted the decision to go straight to BiPAP. I'm beginning to suspect my central apnea events are treatment induced. This would explain my worsening symptoms upon starting...

Oh, and VAUTO came later after 3 nights of elevated AHI. Originally I was set at 20/11, but now it is auto at 20/10 with a PS of 5. I typically average IPAP of 15.
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