So, the bad news is I am still quite tired, waking up anxious in the mornings and feeling unrested. My blood oxygen usually averages quite high but seems to dip as low as 88% during the night with a lot of spikes in my heart rate. I've seen the doctor about my general health and my bloodwork is good. Generally I'm in pretty good shape but just really tired. Any further treatment advice would be appreciated.
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[Treatment] Treatment advice, still tired
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Yesterday, 03:30 PM
Treatment advice, still tired
Hello again folks. I wanted to open a new thread since it's been a long while since my last one and I think it's no longer getting any views. I've finally been able to connect some sp02 data and wanted to return here for some advice. Long story short I've been really compliant with treatment, I actually found it surprisingly comfortable from day 1. It seems my apnea may be quite positional as I learned from some good advice given on the forum here, I started using a soft cervical collar and that helped quite a bit.
So, the bad news is I am still quite tired, waking up anxious in the mornings and feeling unrested. My blood oxygen usually averages quite high but seems to dip as low as 88% during the night with a lot of spikes in my heart rate. I've seen the doctor about my general health and my bloodwork is good. Generally I'm in pretty good shape but just really tired. Any further treatment advice would be appreciated.
Yesterday, 05:19 PM
RE: Treatment advice, still tired
I suggest setting the minimum pressure to 14 cm, using EPR=3, full-time, and turning the ramp off.
11 hours ago
RE: Treatment advice, still tired
Hey. Thanks for your suggestions, I appreciate the help. I tried these settings last night and subjectively I think things were a little worse actually, I woke up a few times towards the morning with a high heart rate. Here are my charts from last night.
4 hours ago
RE: Treatment advice, still tired
You hit the pressure maximum two times. Your OA and flow limit figures improved while the CAs became worse. The latter can be considered treatment emerging and will go away with time. However, your HR and SO2 deteriorated a bit, which explains your feeling.
I suggest the following tuning: Ramp off EPR=2, full time Pressure minium: 14 cm Pressure maximum:16.6 cm |
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