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How to program my machine
I recently purchased a VPAP S. My problem is, the booklet that tells me how to program it is in storage. (We recently moved.) I had another sleep study done last week, and my pressures went up from…Continue
Started Aug 18, 2011
Need a solution if possible
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I use a full face mask with my BiPAP, because I breathe through my mouth. I have tried just the nasal pillows and even with a chin strap, I still used my mouth to breathe.My problem is this, and it…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mike Burns Nov 9, 2010.
How many of you suffer from sleep paralysis while on CPAP/BiPAP?
I use my BiPAP machine faithfully every night. My settings are 25/22 with an added 2 liters of oxygen through concentrator. I have severe sleep apnea and heart disease..have had 2 MI's and a CABG.I…Continue
Started Jul 8, 2010
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- My Interest in Sleep Apnea
- I have Sleep Apnea
- Treatment Being Used, if any
- Bi-Level
- If Machine Being Used, What Type? (e.g., Respironics M Series with A-Flex Auto-Adjusting CPAP)
- respironics and concentrator (oxygen)
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:54am on January 17, 2010,
sleepycarol said…
- Welcome to the forum!!
We are glad you joined. Here you will find information about sleep apnea, treatment options, and other sleep related disorders.
If you are fairly new to the world of sleep apnea, please check out the FAQ tab and under the Groups tab, the new users group and the collective wisdom section. You may find those of particular importance in learning the language often used on the forum, solutions to common issues patients may have, and other information you may find useful.
If you have been around the world of sleep apnea for a while, we hope you still find the site informative and of interest.
Please feel free to share your thoughts, ideas, comments, questions, etc.
Again, Welcome to the forum!!
- At 10:39pm on January 16, 2010,
S Miller said…
- TY so much. :)
- At 7:14pm on January 16, 2010,
99 said…
- hi s welcome to the sleepguide forum
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