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Help interpreting Oscar data - DanApnea - 01-15-2025
Hello, I've had sleep apnea for a long time (sleep study said AHI ~70) and have been on cpap for over a year now. I feel a bit better, but still quite tired. I just got an Airsense 10 so finally can see some Oscar data. Here's my first night at 6-12 apap (usually I sleep with 7-10, my old machine would only report AHI and it's generally been <3 at any pressure I've tried). Any insights would be much appreciated.
RE: Help interpreting Oscar data - ChadBSr - 01-15-2025
You have some flow limitation and the leaks during pressure spikes look to be causing some arousals.
I would turn off the ramp and raise your min to 9 and see how that goes.
RE: Help interpreting Oscar data - DanApnea - 01-15-2025
Thanks, I'll give that a try. Not sure what to do about leaks, it's fine during mask fit and I've got it fairly tight. I guess moving around or something is causing problems. I do have another mask I can try. Also feeling more tired today than usual, presumably from not sleeping as well with the higher pressure.