As i said in a previous discussion, my ahi's have gone back up to 25. I thought it was because I had started to use a much longer hose. Well I put my origional length hose back on to see if this changes things. I am sorry to say that this has made no difference at all. I am hoping to see my sleep nurse as soon as possible to try and sort this out. Her secretary said she would phone me tomorrow or sometime this week.
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Hello Terry, I only transfered to this clinic as it only 10 mins up the road. I Hadn't used it for a few years so this is a new start at new clinic. I'll beat, not literally, I've met a few b***** nurses with all of my problems. If I don't get what I need from them I go higher up the ladder to her boss. I think this is the action I will end up taking. The nurses don't expect you to know that you can go direct to boss. I do and I will.
Thanks Terry. It's great to have the support from people who know more about it than b***h nurse herself. I'll keep you informed.
Terry Vella said:
Carolyn, we're all with you.
Carolyn Tipping said:
Thanks Terry. It's great to have the support from people who know more about it than b***h nurse herself. I'll keep you informed.
Terry Vella said:Carolyn, we're all with you.
Carolyn, I've been thinking..... I thought the display on your machine only shows up a 7 day accumulation of your AHI, so how do you know it was still at 25 after only 1 night's use with the shorter hose? Forgive me if I'm wrong, but without the software I don't think you can check 1 night's usage, or did the sleep clinic clarify this? I would stick with the shorter hose for longer and see what happens after 7 days. Hopefully, the hospital will be in touch before then though.
Hello Kath. I expected to see some change after 1 night on shorter hose. But I was mistaken. I will see what it says after 7 days. Still waiting for nurse to phone.
Kath Hope said:
Carolyn, I've been thinking..... I thought the display on your machine only shows up a 7 day accumulation of your AHI, so how do you know it was still at 25 after only 1 night's use with the shorter hose? Forgive me if I'm wrong, but without the software I don't think you can check 1 night's usage, or did the sleep clinic clarify this? I would stick with the shorter hose for longer and see what happens after 7 days. Hopefully, the hospital will be in touch before then though.
Opiates repress the respiratory drive. You need o2 treatment or an ASV. Personally I think ASV may be overkill and not help. I would start with 2L of oxygen while you sleep.
Thanks Rock. How do I go about talking about o2 treatment with b***h nurse? I really want this sorted out as I feel really aweful.
RockRpsgt said:
Opiates repress the respiratory drive. You need o2 treatment or an ASV. Personally I think ASV may be overkill and not help. I would start with 2L of oxygen while you sleep.
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