InTheAirTonight

I am. The AirFit N30 pillow(ish) mask. With the correct setting. Still ill ...

And as a lot of people have posted about, antihistamine post-AM usage appears to have a most limited, if any, effect.

Hence my interest in whether any pre-AM antihistamine usage had occured/was the case (as with me), sensitizing the mucus membrane.

Thanks for the input, appreciated!

Think I will try again, at home, in say, October while off any allergy drugs, to test said hypothesis.

More info here then, then - and meanwhile, anyone else?

Hello, everyone.

New member here, and first of all, thanks to bmonster for starting this topic/thread, as well as thanks to all the rest of you who have contributed.

My experience mirrors most of yours, am on ResMed Airsense 11 without problems, and thus decided to invest in an AirMini in January, 2024, mostly for convenience on travels but also as a Plan B in case of AS11 malfunction.

Have relied on the AM twice, first in January, now in June. Horrible post-trauma (the sneezing, the nose dripping, the eye sweeling ... most unpleasant, all of it.) on both occasions. Well, January, I figured "virus season", and June, I thought "pollen" ...

Now, to cut a longer story short, in winter I suffer from rhinitis, while in summer, pollen allergy. To remedy the rhinitis, I use Ipratropium bromide (Atrovent) and vs the pollen, Desloratadine (Aerius).

And here's where I started thinking "What if the effect of those 2 medications on (my) sinuses interact with the lower hydration capacity of the HumidX/ HumidX Plus capsules, prompting a mucus membrane response in the shape and form of the sneezing, dripping, pleghm and so on?"

I e, is it the combination that is the cause?

So, question for you all: Any of you on antihistamine PRIOR to "allergy reaction" episodes AFTER employment of the AirMini?