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[smellyfella]

All I know is; when I put on my mask and go to sleep and wake up the next morning....I'm not dozing off at stop signs/lights nor while driving down the road.

[sandiic]

I’m really appreciating these videos. I’ve just been through the whirlwind of finding out I have OSA, license suspended and adjusting to therapy - all with very little information or education. You’re informative and honest, so thank you!

[GK-vjdz]

thank you for all the informative videos you post. your dedication to all these topics is appreciated.

[stucker]

My doctor reviews this remotely and makes changes as needed. We meet quarterly and discuss my results and sleep quality.

[kenburt]

Excellent presentation and information. Thanks Nick. Videos really help in trying to understand the sleephq data.

[LaughterOnWater]

I tried soft response and didn’t like it so I changed it back. Now I know why. Excellent explanation. Thanks Nick

[scotishcovenanters]

Thank you! You are the most helpful on YouTube!

[diogenes]

Thanks for keeping us up on all things Cpap and BiPAP.👍👍 My machine is set as a BiPAP and the pressure is high though I have no problem with that.🤩

[ronbenson]

Informative as always great info love it

[ranatlas]

Thank you for this interesting information, Nick. I'm going to discuss this with my sleep doctor. Maybe I will even give him a link to this video, or better yet, suggest that he subscribes to your channel! 🙂👍

[sallysoen]

Great informative videos. I learn so much. Thank you.

[allenrousseau]

Thank you! You explain this so well! I have to see about my CPAP. I realized how some of these functions may not keep up. In the middle of the night I might go downstairs for some reason, coming back up the stairs, and going back to bed, my breathing was labored and my heart rate was up. I would put the CPAP back on to try and go back to sleep. The CPAP was so LOW that I take it off and let my body "normalize", then put it back on a bit later. God bless! AL in CT

[greywolf]

Nick, this is great information. I will definitely check my settings as I always thought pressure was too high. THANKS Mate!!

[thmteach]

Yeah, I have been struggling to breathe! I've been thinking about contacting the doctor again because it's difficult. Thank you for the video and information

[stusue]

Thanks, trying EPR off and lower Max. Though comfort wise I seem to be one of the lucky ones, over about 10 years cpap has given me almost no issues except for one period of mask leaks that turned out to be may fault, over time the mask becoming to loose.

[rasmusstubert]

Its all depending on the algorithm yes. I cannot run cpap, as pressure needs to be constantly to high, and affects sleep too much. I am thankful to have the Löwenstein Prisma Smart Max, which has an algorithm you can trust and makes small increases/decreases - depending on need, but also flow limitation (in dynamic mode). Therefore i run my APAP from 9-13, which is perfect as long my leaks are low and I sleep on right side (13 too high constantly). Thought the Resmed machines were better than the more “unknown” Löwenstein. I was wrong and still awaits uncle Nicko’s review on that matter 😍.

[marvinwhisman]

Great explanation of the two settings.

[Tjensen]

Thank you. My machine is set to 5-15, and it has been working well for me and my apnea condition.

[MaggiePink-csgb]

I have learnt so much from your videos thank you.

[lesliehyde]

I have an airsense 10 and I've opted to alter several settings and I sleep quite wonderfully and never have an AHI during a "session" if you will higher than 5 (I've been instructed to use my cpap machine anytime I'm laying in bed out of high risk for falling asleep by my sleep medicine provider, neurologist and pain management provider).
Setting changes that I've made are as follows-
Change pressure range from 4 to 20 to 4 to 7.8. I can't go higher than 7.8 because the split second the machine hits a pressure of 8 I wake up with a MASSIVE jolt.
Changed EPR from 2 to 3.
Changed response from standard to soft as I'm easily woken by sudden changes in pressure wakes me up from a deep sleep.
Lastly, I purchased a non humidifier side plate to change out the humidifier chamber. This isn’t to say that I would never use a humidifier chamber but I have an in-line HME device for my humidification needs so use of a humidifier chamber is a bit of a moot point considering the HME device that is in-line on my tubing setup.