Help reading OSCAR data

I'd like some help deciphering the data that I collected for my BiPap session last night. Last night was the longest hat I've kept the mask on and I only remembering waking up once to go to the bathroom.

Despite being able to go ~7.5 hours or so with the mask on last night (and what i felt like was good sleep) i'm very tired today.... so I'm not sure what's going on.

Didn't realized that I was missing some data, so posting it now:

It looks like you started treatment on September first with a max of 10 cm, and a pressure support (difference between inhale pressure (red trace) and exhale pressure (green trace)) of 4 cm. One September 12th the maximum pressure was increased to 12 cm.

It appears almost all of your apnea events are of the obstructive type (OA), and also there is not many central apnea events (CA). And all of these OA events are currently happening when the pressure is at the maximum of 12 cm.

The first step of the solution would be to increase the maximum pressure in steps of 1 cm and try it for a few days at each to see if OA events are reduced. So try 13 cm first and see if it helps. That very first graph is probably the only one you need to post for now. Posting multiple graphics can delay your post.

Thanks @Sierra! I'm going to start slowly bumping up the max pressure. Should I be striving for 0 events? What should be success metric be? Just overall feeling better?