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Is high pressure better - help to optimize - grzkar - 09-07-2024 Hello, would someone mind taking a look at my data and giving me a hint how can I optimize? I'm on pretty high pressure settings and I don't know if that's a good route to take. I'm attaching some screenshots (with best AHIs, sometimes on all of the settings I'm getting AHI around 2) with 10cm, 12cm, and 14cm settings, and also a Statistics screen as changes can be seen there. There are also different Flex settings there. I'm just not actually sure when do I feel better, as there is so much going on with life that I don't always know if it's the CPAP that makes me groggy or just life, so I'm trying to go by numbers, and thus I'm now stuck, I feel like those higher settings aren't really better, and my throat is getting really dry (I've been also trying to experiment with taping and not taping my mouth - I'm using nasal pillows mask). Any help would be appreciated ! RE: Is high pressure better - help to optimize - SeePak - 09-07-2024 Grzcar. It would be very beneficial to know how you feel after night's rest that would be the number one consideration forget the numbers. After 35 years of CPAP and seen the results and observations and comments by other board members it is become plain and obvious to me that there's no Rhyme or Reason towards numbers and correlation with how you feel And don't feel discouraged with that because there's a lot going on that can be sifted out through numbers but for now.... how do you feel and how's your sleep hygiene is your mouth dry in the morning Do you exercise? |