Comments on: 5 Tips to a Great Night’s Sleep with a CPAP Machine http://www.cpapreview.com/better-sleep/5-tips-to-a-great-nights-sleep-with-a-cpap-machine/ Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Machine for Treatment of Sleep Apnea Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:03:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: CPAP Machine for Sleep Apnea - The First Year | My Weight Loss Blog http://www.cpapreview.com/better-sleep/5-tips-to-a-great-nights-sleep-with-a-cpap-machine/comment-page-1/#comment-29 CPAP Machine for Sleep Apnea - The First Year | My Weight Loss Blog Sun, 11 Jul 2010 10:41:46 +0000 http://www.cpapreview.com/?p=37#comment-29 [...] I'm not going to re-write these tips here but if you are interested in some of the things that have worked for me as I adjusted to using the machine check out the article I wrote called 5 Tips to a Great Night’s Sleep with a CPAP Machine. [...] [...] I'm not going to re-write these tips here but if you are interested in some of the things that have worked for me as I adjusted to using the machine check out the article I wrote called 5 Tips to a Great Night’s Sleep with a CPAP Machine. [...]

]]> By: john http://www.cpapreview.com/better-sleep/5-tips-to-a-great-nights-sleep-with-a-cpap-machine/comment-page-1/#comment-21 john Sat, 12 Dec 2009 23:56:18 +0000 http://www.cpapreview.com/?p=37#comment-21 Max, I am no doctor, so I would recommend that you visit one to discuss - but it seems to me that if by "does not believe that the machine still operates in the same manner" your wife is implying that you are snoring at night, then I would believe that it probably does need to be adjusted. I suspect the wives are the first to know when there is a problem with your CPAP machine! Good luck, and congrats for using it for so long. Max,

I am no doctor, so I would recommend that you visit one to discuss – but it seems to me that if by “does not believe that the machine still operates in the same manner” your wife is implying that you are snoring at night, then I would believe that it probably does need to be adjusted. I suspect the wives are the first to know when there is a problem with your CPAP machine!

Good luck, and congrats for using it for so long.

]]> By: Max F Contreras http://www.cpapreview.com/better-sleep/5-tips-to-a-great-nights-sleep-with-a-cpap-machine/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Max F Contreras Tue, 01 Dec 2009 06:06:23 +0000 http://www.cpapreview.com/?p=37#comment-19 I have been using a cpap machine for about 7 years. After my initial sleep study, I received my machine - it was calibrated - and I brought it home and I have been using it since. I have never had any follow up treatment, nor has the machine been recalibrated. Does the fact that I have gained approximately 10-20 pounds since the machine was initially calibrated? My wife constantly makes the comment that she does not believe that the machine still operates in the same manner that it operated during the first few years after I started using it. I would appreciate some feedback. Thank you. I have been using a cpap machine for about 7 years. After my initial sleep study, I received my machine – it was calibrated – and I brought it home and I have been using it since. I have never had any follow up treatment, nor has the machine been recalibrated. Does the fact that I have gained approximately 10-20 pounds since the machine was initially calibrated? My wife constantly makes the comment that she does not believe that the machine still operates in the same manner that it operated during the first few years after I started using it. I would appreciate some feedback. Thank you.

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