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.8 AHI
Used my CPAP nasal pillows first time after septoplasty and turbinate reduction . Will be 3 weeks tomorrow. Had lots of dreams! Yeah! ANd AHI was .8. Hope it is an ongoing trend. No stuffiness at all during the night.
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Permalink Reply by Kath Hope www.hope2Sleep.co.uk on
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Wow - Brilliant!
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Permalink Reply by Terry Vella on
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Well done Ginny, try to keep things consistent now, your AHI may go up and down but hopefully it will stay well below 5.
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Permalink Reply by Ginny Edmundson on
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Well, ever since I started CPAP it has always been below 5 but seldom below 1. So I am hoping it will be on the lower side now. maybe I will be able to lower my pressure! My AHI during sleep study was 10.
Terry Vella said:Well done Ginny, try to keep things consistent now, your AHI may go up and down but hopefully it will stay well below 5.
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Ginny, what's probably more important is how you feel rather than the numbers because you only have mild sleep apnea. I say 'only' because any apnea's are not good but at least you are not in the servere range.
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Permalink Reply by 99 on
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do not become overconfident in your treatment or your numbers
use your CPAP as often as you can
your numbers are a best calculation by your machine to obtain more accuracy use a PSG
Ginny said
what's probably more important is how you feel rather than the numbers
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Ginny, it's good that the surgery helped your CPAP treatment. Dr. Park is supportive of nasal surgeries that open the airway. Your numbers improved with the same pressure.
My AHI numbers are so good (pre-CPAP=50 to average 0.3), I'm delaying having the ENT touch my nose. In my case, the ENT would just slice a bit of cartilage off within my nose, thus my nasal pillow would fit better.
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