forty_caliber
12-14-2004, 06:49 AM
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I was diagnosed with severe OSA. I have been on cpap therapy for about 9 months. I can tell that this helps, but after all this time and several masks / nasal pillows, I still can't find one that is comfortable. Still have'nt had a full night's uninterrupted sleep.
Since I am a side / stomach sleeper masks seem to interfere the most. Also, I have had some soreness from the nasal pillows.
If you could recommend a nasal interface which one would it be? What has worked the best for you?
Thanks,
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:yawn:
I was diagnosed with severe OSA. I have been on cpap therapy for about 9 months. I can tell that this helps, but after all this time and several masks / nasal pillows, I still can't find one that is comfortable. Still have'nt had a full night's uninterrupted sleep.
Since I am a side / stomach sleeper masks seem to interfere the most. Also, I have had some soreness from the nasal pillows.
If you could recommend a nasal interface which one would it be? What has worked the best for you?
Thanks,
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:yawn:
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hry33
12-14-2004, 02:27 PM
keep trying masks and make sure you arent opening your mouth and breathing thru it when asleep
try to sleep on your back
try to sleep on your back
OhioGolfer
12-21-2004, 02:00 PM
Try the ResMed Swift Interface -- lightweight, nasal pillow interface that is the most comfortable and leak resistant I have found.
Jeff
Jeff
forty_caliber
12-23-2004, 01:17 PM
Thanks OhioGolfer. I appreciate your input. I will try that one in the near future.
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