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Re: Cpap,no,Autopap,no,BiPap,yes,arrgg!

Posted by gettingbetter on October 18, 2002 at 22:23:45:

In Reply to: Cpap,no,Autopap,no,BiPap,yes,arrgg! posted by lauralee on October 18, 2002 at 19:33:06:

I too had the problem with exhaling and it did not go away. Finally I did end up with a BiPap, it ended up that I had central apnea also. The BiPap has been wonderful for me.

I kept going back for more sleep studies until they got everything right, mostly because until the last study I had, I would never sleep enough (or like I slept at home) to get the proper results.

So, anyway, not everyone with an exhalation problem with a CPAP finds that it goes away.

I wish you luck.

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