(06-12-2022, 08:27 AM)OpalRose Wrote: Your median pressure is around 8cm, and with a low but steady level of Flow Limitation all night, these changes may help.  A slightly higher minimum pressure might help with your headaches, and the EPR 3 will help with Flow Limitations.

Set the minimum pressure to 8cm with EPR at 3.  You can also set the max pressure to 12cm, although it shouldn't go that high.

(06-12-2022, 06:08 PM)hh9797 Wrote: First and foremost while some people experience immediate results many people take quite a while to notice the results, so it could just be that you are in the later group and have just not adjusted to the sound or pressure or being able to sleep through the night and as such are just waking up out of habit as a pose to need. So I wouldn't necessarily write off good numbers with no results as not working yet because there is an adjustment time that varies from person to person. There is a reason why most sleep doctors set the first follow up appoint 30-90 days after the CPAP arrives because they know that most people take a fair while for the effects to be noticed (much like how adjusting thyroid medication you need to constantly take the medication for at least 6 weeks to notice any changes because it is a very slow acting change)

But with that said and the fact that it doesn't necessarily mean anything at all, on the other hand you could have other things interrupting your ability to sleep just because one thing has certain symptoms and 90% of the time the solution is just that one thing doesn't mean that there are not 3 dozen other things with similar symptoms and 10% of the time it could be that other thing creating the issue, you can even have two things with the similar issues at the same time and need to properly treat both to see any relief. 

So while I will say that I would give it at least until your follow up appointment before worrying too much about it, keep in mind that just because you are not seeing results with just x treatment doesn't mean that x is not working, it might just mean you need both x and y treatment because you have two issues causing the same problems.