08-19-2018, 09:33 AM
RE: New CPAP user, Clear Airway Index = 19!?1?
I'm not too tempted to raise pressure given the low incidence of OA, and this seems to be providing better quality sleep. I would not exactly call an AHI of 10 a great success, but you've come a long way in improving. You might be interested in reading Paul's (Waldo1945) story here http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-...tral-Apnea I think there are some similarities and a good way to learn how to shorten your journey is to read the stories of others that have already traveled the path.
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