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"I expect others may have responded by now, but I use the Fitlife full face mask. I kept getting a hard lump on my nose when first starting out & it got so bad that I ended up buying my own masks as my clinic would only give the Fitlife to new…"
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CPAP Total Face Mask
I was curious whether anyone has used the CPAP Total Face Masks and could pass on their observations? I've been using an Airfit F20 for years which is fine apart from the permanent red mark on the bridge of my nose, and have recently tried the…See More
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It sounds like you need to have more conversations with your sleep clinic. There's little point in having a high pressure if it means you cannot tolerate the machine. There's an interesting video here…"
Pressure waking me up. Belching and wind
HiI'm using the prisma smart max machine. Initially I was just on a nasal mask, this changed as I was sleeping with my mouth open. I then went to face and nose mask and complained of bad wind and belching. Sometimes the pressure in the night was…See More
"Just to tidy this up, I finally had an in-person review by my sleep clinic yesterday, who agreed the ResMed AirSense 10 was "wheezy" and replaced the machine."
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My first thought is "don't panic"! We're all a bit different, and there are many things that can be tweaked. I took to CPAP therapy like a duck to water, but I've had friends who say they can't cope, but…"
1st time and I’ve failed the mask leak test
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Hi Jeannie
Pleased to hear it's arrived, and where to place it is a matter of preference. I have mine behind me, central to the pillow. However some people place them at the side of the bed or even on their bedside cabinets with the base under the machine. Have an experiment and see which you prefer and make sure there's just enough tubing hanging down so that you can move easily to the right or the left then it will turn with you. Once you've spent a few nights with it and decided on where you like it place, you can get the Hose Lift Bracket to get it even higher. I have my bracket on the wall behind my bedhead, then when you go away you simply slide the hose lift out of the bracket and use it with the base it came with. The inventor thought of everything (even base spikes for campers)
Welcome to the forum Jeannie, and I hope you find lots of help and information on here. Feel free to introduce yourself to the others on this post http://hope2sleepguide.co.uk/forum/topics/welcome-from-kath-mike and feel free to start up any new ones for help you need.
Best Wishes and Good Sleep!
Kath