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- CPAP
- If Machine Being Used, What Type? (e.g., Respironics M Series with A-Flex Auto-Adjusting CPAP)
- A flex with auto adjusting
- If Mask Being Used, What Type? (e.g., ResMed Activa Nasal Mask)
- not sure
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 7:53am on January 14, 2009,
sleepycarol said…
- How long did you try with the machine?
Do you still have you machine?
What problems were you having adjusting to it?
How many masks did you try?
- At 12:18am on January 14, 2009,
David Stolinsky said…
- I have sleep Apnea. I had a CPAP machine and threw it where it belongs in the trash. I could not get comfortable with the forced air or the mask. I was either waking up tired because of the Apnea or waking up tired because of the unrestful sleep. I thought that I had solved the problem by sleeping on the couch, now my back is starting to bother me. I have been doing resarch on line. I have all of the other factors involved with Apnea, I have my tonsils ( I am 35 years old), I have allergies, bad sinus problems, slightly over weight. I am seeking anyones help with alternatives to the CPAP and what you may think of them. What works the best? pillows, dental fixtures, T-shits? Any information would be greatly appriciated. Thank you.
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