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If money were no object... Is there a full-face mask out there anywhere that will perform better than the ResMed Quattro and Fisher-Paytel FlexFit 432 in providing a seal without sliding into one's mouth -- without 1) digging into the bridge of one's nose so deep that it almost cuts the skin...
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I'm on my 6th mask (3 nasal, 2 full-face, 1 hybrid) and 2nd CPAP (Remstar Plus M, with humidifier) since June 2008, and my doctor (sleep specialist) and equipment supplier are stumped -- I still average 4-6 hours' sleep each night. Nasal pillows (Respironic Comfort Gel full-nose; ResMed Mirage...
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I have previously been on a C-PAP machine for 8 years and never gotten relief. I was then given a BI-PAP machine. This has helped a bit. The issue is that I need the machines humidity level set at "5" at night or I wake up with severe dry mouth. The problem arises if I do set it at 5 then about...
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I have a Respironics M series with humidifier, but can't use the heat at all as I get water condensation in the mask which is totally unacceptable even at the 1 setting. WHY??? I didn't have that problem with a non-heated unit, and even sometimes get condensation without the heat on at all! This...
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Hello. I am a newbie, both with my CPAP machine and this site. However, I do use a humidifier and it is heated. I recently had to use another CPAP machine that did not have the humidifier and afterwards I would rather have the humidifier any day over the non humidifier. Without the humidifier my nose...
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At which level are you using the heat (1-5 on the M Series)? It is also possible that you are losing humidification in the tubing on the way to your mask - do you wake up with water in your CPAP tubing? It is also possible that the humidifier is defective and in that case you should call the company...
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Ok so who uses humidification with CPAP and who does not? If you use humidification, is it cool air or heated? If you do not use a CPAP humidifier, why not? Do you find yourself to be stuffier or more congested than usual?
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We have received a lot of information in references to the side effects of CPAP machines and how they can be stopped or alleviated... a major side effect chronic congestion and increased mucus production is due to the fact that your body, when coming in contact with air not at the desired humidity level...
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