(08-30-2019, 07:26 AM)bonjour Wrote: Welcome to the Forum

I too would like to see a full copy of your sleep studies.  The summaries tend to leave some important info out.

Your symptoms are/were worse than your AHI would normally indicate which has me looking for flow limitations and RERAs.  The good news is that your pressure at 7 and EPR of 3 is definitely a good way of managing them.

Important is your AHI trends and how you feel.  My numbers jump to the 2.5 to 3 range often enough that I notice.  My Norm is a ,5.  My "fix" is to ignore these.  Spot jumps to higher numbers we also ignore.  If your numbers have shifted to AHI of 5 for several days, especially if over time, not that we want to address

We do that with an experiment called titration. This means a change in pressure, usually up, then look for changes in both numbers and in how you feel.  Both are important.  The expectations are a decrease in AHI and a decrease in symptoms.

It can take several days to properly note changes so we want to take our time.  In the lab these changes are made with a min of 10 to 20 minutes of data which we lack.

If the above defines you set your pressure to 8 and let us know the results.