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HELP WITH RESMED VPAP ADAPT SV
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Hi all: I have a remsmed vpap adapt sv, and i think i don´t know how to use it. i´m not sleeping any better with it, and i thought i was in that phase where you just have to get used to the cpap, but…Continue
Tags: drip, complex, apnea, central, nasal
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Serrano Jun 1, 2012.
RESMED VPAP ADAPT SV FOR maintenance or second hand AUTO-BIPAP PHILLIP RESPIRONICS?
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hello. I´m john. i joined this community a while ago but haven´t used it much.i´m so lost with my sleep apnea. i don´t even use my cpap machine. it never worked for me and there´s no good follow up…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mary Z May 11, 2012.
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- My Interest in Sleep Apnea
- I have Sleep Apnea
- Treatment Being Used, if any
- No treatment
- If Machine Being Used, What Type? (e.g., Respironics M Series with A-Flex Auto-Adjusting CPAP)
- RESMED VPAP ADAPT SV
- If Mask Being Used, What Type? (e.g., ResMed Activa Nasal Mask)
- Quattro (full face mask)
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 4:23pm on June 1, 2012,
Mary Z said…
John, your pressure support must be the same, or less than your max EPAP plus the max Pressure Support up to the limit of the machine. So if your machine limit (highest pressure) is 25 and your Max EPAP is 8, your Max pressure support would be 17 making your max IPAP 25. I hope this explains things.
Good to hear from you.
- At 5:35pm on November 17, 2011,
Hi John, I don't have any official title on the site. I am a member of ther SleepGuide Crew and try to welcome all the new folks. The more members we have posting the better- we seem to have quite a few lurkers. Glad you are already posting.
Thanks for your message,
Mary Z.
- At 9:22am on November 17, 2011,
John, this is the place for ranting. I'm sorry CPAP has not been working for you. Please start a new discussion with exactly what you told me and you should get some good feedback. Often people with sleep apnea have reflux. I hope you are being treated. Good luck with the surgery consult. We generally consider surgery as a last resort, but it sounds as though you are desperate. Please start a new discussion and see if we can help with some of your issues with the CPAP, and reflux. Or I can start it for you with your permission. I don't have to even use you name, but can just copy what you wrote to me. Let me know.
How long have you had the machine? the Adapt SV is a heavy duty machine. Were you ever able to sleep through the night with the machine?
Please let us try and help.
It was good to hear from you. I wish things were going better. Lots of people have been where you are.
Mary Z.
- At 8:56am on November 17, 2011,
John, thanks for the friend request. I can always use a new friend.
Mary Z.
- At 11:42am on September 18, 2011,
- John, as a fellow member of the forum I would like to welcome you to SleepGuide. I hope you find the discussions helpful and feel free to contribute and ask questions.
Mary Z.
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