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I think you would need to look at your data in SleepyHead to know for sure. However, in my experience I typically get a really bad AHI out of the blue when I have a bad sleep for some reason, and I keep waking up.
Do you know what portion of the AHI is obstructive apnea, and what portion is central apnea?
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The main thing is to keep an eye on it and make sure it goes back down again. There a several different reasons I can think of that could cause this, but if it's a one-off then the cause is somewhat irrelevant.
If you had a serious mask leak issue it could cause your AHI to go up. For example, if you use nasal pillowsor a nasal mask and your mouth was open a good portion of the night, you would have severe leak problems that would affect your AHIs. Severe enough and the machine can't compensate.
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