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Am I worrying for nothing? CA during nap. - Keicereal - 12-30-2023 I’ve had an AHI below 1 this whole month. I took a nap today for less than an hour but I had 3 CA events in that short time. Flow limit and leak rate are zero. Are CAs as scary as OA? I usually use Oscar but for on the go data the screenshot is from sleephq. RE: Am I worrying for nothing? CA during nap. - Sleeprider - 12-30-2023 CA events are simply pauses in breathing that can arise for many reasons, but we totally disregard them during naps and other disrupted short sleep where a steady sleep stage is not acquired. Sit down and watch a game with the CPAP on sometime and you will have totally bizarre breathing patterns. RE: Am I worrying for nothing? CA during nap. - SarcasticDave94 - 12-30-2023 You had 3 CA flags in about an hour. The level isn't worth the concern, and besides it was a nap. Naps are probably less than ideal areas to gather data to direct your therapy. Unless you have a history of having a predisposition to CA, these aren't worth the bother to do anything. No attempt on my part to be belligerent or dismissive. I know what level CA should get noticed, because I have them all the time, it's in my diagnosis. My last known good diagnostic had 124 CA to 24 OA in about 8 hours. Anyway, relax, breathe deep, get a nice steaming mug of coffee. BTW you can possibly make etch a sketch patterns on your chart if you're interested RE: Am I worrying for nothing? CA during nap. - Keicereal - 12-30-2023 Thank you to both of you for putting me at ease. RE: Am I worrying for nothing? CA during nap. - SarcasticDave94 - 12-30-2023 Quite welcome |