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After months of AHI under 5, AHI spiked to 29 last night, Any thoughts will be appreciated

have mild occasional soreness on the left-hand side of my chest, chest x-ray negative

My 50-year-old son Who has been diagnosed with sleep apnea and sleeps with a CPAP wakes up every night after two or three hours of sleep with numbness in the legs the numbness wakes him up this has been going on for about 5 yrs he's seen multiple doc's without a diagnosis any insight will be greatly appreciated

check out the SoClean web page, it DOES clean a vpap or cpap machine, hose, and mask

I use a SoClean unit to clean my VPAP when home-- since SoClean units are not very portable I do not take it with me when I travel--I wonder how many nights one can NOT clean a VPAP unit without asking for trouble?

how does one check CO2 levels when on O2

Appreciate your response, My prescription is for 2 L, Only been using it for a week but apparent benefit is reduction of high AHI spikes, Wonder if Further improvement Might be achieved By increasing to 3 or 4 L

Thank you for your response, I wonder why res med gives AHI only 5 of 100 points on their scale, and why they gave a score of 2 out or 5 to a 14.2 AHI?

my AHI is very rarely below 5 which I understand to be the goal, I notice when I check my results every morning that when I get an AHI greater than 5 such as 14.2 last night, that the res med formula gives me an AHI score of 2 out of 5; this leads me to conclude the goal o a 5 AHI might be the gold standard, but that an AHI under 15 or ok?