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Resmed 11 autoset For Her mode help!
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Resmed 11 autoset For Her mode help!
Hi,
I need help! I have Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome. I use Resmed Autoset 11. For a year I’ve used it on just autoset mode and my average pressure is 5 or 6. I continue to wake every night for past year at 3 am with severe restless sleep (not restless leg!) and drs can’t figure out why.  Every time I call DASCO and speak to a respiratory therapist they don’t seem to know much about why or the machine besides just basics.  So I switched it to Autoset For Her mode. My pressure skyrocketed the past 3 nights I’ve been on this New mode to between 8 and 9.  It’s keeping me wide awake a lot of the night because I’m so sensitive and this for me is A lot of pressure. I called my sleep dr, resmed, DASCO and No one could tell me why my pressure now is so high on For Her mode. So I’m asking this board for any ideas what is going on. The weirdest thing is as I lie awake in middle of night my pressure still says 8 or 9!
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Can you post an OSCAR chart?
I am not an expert...just a long time user.


OSCAR - The Guide
Soft Cervical Collar
Optimizing therapy
Positional Apnea

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RE: Resmed 11 autoset For Her mode help!
No sorry. I have been given instructions in past how to but just can’t figure out how to post those. If someone could call me and walk me through it.
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RE: Resmed 11 autoset For Her mode help!
You've come to the right place.

The people here have helped me so much. I don't have the skill to read the OSCAR charts. Others do.

Start is to download OSCSAR, and others have links for that. Top of this page there's a link..." OSCAR "
That's the first bit.

Second step is to take the SD card from your machine (I have the same machine!) and download it using OSCAR. Take a screen shot...and post that picture.

My story...been doing this for over 35 years. My machine is the best I've had. I'm not computer smart. But I managed to download OSCAR and put it on my computer. I would have said that's a miracle, but the software is so easy to use! The people that know it are amazing. But they need to know what's happening and OSCAR is the best way...

Your treatment is important. Once you take these steps you'll get comments that will help you a lot.

If I had to rely upon my sleep doc I don't think I would have lived this long.


I hope this helps.
DaveL
compliant for 35 years /// Still trying!

I'm just a cpap user like you. I don't give medical advice. Seek the advice of a physician before seeking treatment for medical conditions including sleep apnea. Sleep-well

http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php..._The_Guide

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RE: Resmed 11 autoset For Her mode help!
instruction....i found those on the OSCAR link. I printed them off and kept them handy. They really helped.
DaveL
compliant for 35 years /// Still trying!

I'm just a cpap user like you. I don't give medical advice. Seek the advice of a physician before seeking treatment for medical conditions including sleep apnea. Sleep-well

http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.php..._The_Guide

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Please everyone see my first post here at the beginning of post. I need help. I can’t post my Oscar files I’ve tried.
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My wuestion is not how to post Oscar files. I don’t want to try again. I need help with my question above please
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Here is a link to the printable version of "Oscar the Guide". I keep a printed version for reference and to assist other people.

           https://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.ph...ntable=yes
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RE: Resmed 11 autoset For Her mode help!
For us to be able to answer your question: "why my pressure now is so high on For Her mode"

  We need you to post some OSCAR Reports.!

   Please help us help you.
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RE: Resmed 11 autoset For Her mode help!
As UnicornRider and DaveL said, we need OSCAR information for any detailed analysis.

First off, 8 or 9 is not high pressure. Many use pressures of 15 and beyond with no issues. It is primarily a matter of acclimating to a new way of sleeping. 

Without any data to analyse the best we can do is make an educated guess. For that, try starting with pressure of min 6, max 12, EPR 2. You may, or may not, need higher or lower pressures. Starting from there we have a good starting point.

If you do not know how to set things on your AS11, get the Clinician’s manuall and watch YouTube videos for setting up your machine.

Note that you already have a number of therapy threads, all asking for OSCAR data. I know it can be daunting, but there are plenty of guides and YouTube videos that can help with getting it installed and producing reports.
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