"please keep me updated about oximeters "
Sleep Apnea Forum Bringing Power to the Patient
New? Free Sign Up
Then check our Welcome Center to a Community Caring about Sleep Apnea diagnosis and Sleep Apnea treatment:
CPAP machines, Sleep Apnea surgery and dental appliances.
CPAP Supplies
Latest Activity
room humidifers
last night i tried a room humidifier
and although i had a bad night i dreamed dreams, it was nice to do that
Views: 115
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by Mary Z on
-
Are you not getting enough humidity from your CPAP, 99? Yes, it's nice to dream. Sorry it was a bad ight, what happened?
-
Permalink Reply by 99 on
-
i do not have a CPAP humidifier, very difficult for it to be prescribed
i have had several sleepless nights
purchased a room humidifier arrived monday
first use of humidifier Monday night although again sleepless i somehow dreamed beautiful dreams
-
Permalink Reply by Kath Hope www.hope2Sleep.co.uk on
-
Why can't you get a CPAP humidifier prescribed 99?
-
-
Bet the therapist doesn't suffer OSA themselves. That's disgusting as you should have got one free on the NHS :(
-
Permalink Reply by Terry Vella on
-
99, you may need to look at a new therapist, I have never used a CPAP without a humidifer and heated hose and from what I've heard don't really want to.
-
-
i live in the UK and the NHS (National Health Service) do not work that way
Terry Vella said:99, you may need to look at a new therapist, I have never used a CPAP without a humidifer and heated hose and from what I've heard don't really want to.
-
-
Who are you with 99? People over on our UK forum haven't said of problems getting a humidifier from their NHS clinics, although they do often have to ask as they're not always offered them without requesting them.
-
-
I don't have particular experience with this hospital 99, but I've not heard of any who have refused to give out a humidifier when needed. Might be worth asking again, as you are entitled to one.
© 2025 Created by The SleepGuide Crew.
Powered by
