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RE: Hypopnea response - Made - 06-08-2024 I have found the cause of the spike in pressure a sudden change in breathing pattern. Why ?? RE: Hypopnea response - G. Szabo - 06-08-2024 You probably changed your sleeping position. Or you were doing something as small as turning your head. BTW, you have obstruction both before and after the "spike". RE: Hypopnea response - Made - 06-09-2024 Is this flow limited breathing??? RE: Hypopnea response - G. Szabo - 06-09-2024 Inhalation flow limitation because the peak is plateaued. RE: Hypopnea response - Made - 06-09-2024 I have always thought that my limitations have been caused by my nasal obstructions. WRONG Those waveforms are from me using a Oracle for a few minutes this afternoon so they are not nasal limitations. The big question is how can i fix it bearing in mind that I still get limitations at 20 cm pressure Loose 10 stone !!!!! RE: Hypopnea response - G. Szabo - 06-09-2024 (06-09-2024, 09:44 AM)Made Wrote: The big question is how can i fix it bearing in mind that I still get limitations at 20 cm pressure The pressure on your posted example is about 9. RE: Hypopnea response - Made - 06-09-2024 This is using my normal Vitera full face mask RE: Hypopnea response - G. Szabo - 06-09-2024 You have a severe flow limitation. If you are using EPR=3, then nothing more can be achieved with this device. As SarcasticDave suggested earlier, you should switch to a more advanced instrument capable of higher pressure support. RE: Hypopnea response - Made - 06-09-2024 But because my AHI is normally below 1 and my useage is good my hospital cant see any problem. This is the NHS in the UK RE: Hypopnea response - G. Szabo - 06-09-2024 It would be best if you recorded your oxygen saturation overnight. They will change their mind if it is below 90%. |