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If Machine Being Used, What Type? (e.g., Respironics M Series with A-Flex Auto-Adjusting CPAP): BI-PAP

If Mask Being Used, What Type? (e.g., ResMed Activa Nasal Mask): Full face - ResMed

At 11:54pm on April 11, 2009, sleepycarol said…: Welcome to the forum!!

We are glad you joined. You will find informative information about sleep apnea, treatment options, and other information to help enhance your sleep.

If you are fairly new to the world of sleep apnea, please check out the new users group and the collective wisdom section. In those groups you will find informative discussions that maybe of interest to you.

If you have been around the world of sleep apnea for a while, we hope you still find the site informative and of interest.

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At 5:00pm on April 11, 2009, Mike said…: ok, great. there's lots of good info here on the ASV machine; also you might check out any posts by White Beard a member of SleepGuide. He has central apnea and has changed his life with the ASV machine.

At 9:58pm on April 9, 2009, Mike said…: Brenda,

I saw your post. Are you sure that it's your mask that's the problem, or is it the feeling of the air itself/pressure? Have you heard of ASV machines that treat central apnea?

Mike