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Re: Dry mouth

Posted by Jim in Dallas on December 04, 2002 at 19:55:54:

In Reply to: Dry mouth posted by sleepyhead on December 03, 2002 at 10:25:49:

Contact your doctor and the tech people at Respironics and get their approval to try something. A while back I was working with the Respironic techs on a little experiment with my autopap. With their approval, I hooked up my autopap up with my heated humidifier and then hooked up an Oasis passive humidifier with a heating pad under it. The experiment was for a different purpose that didn't workout, but one of the side effects was an incredible amount of humidity. Caused a tremendous amount of rainout in my Breeze mask, but it might be just right for what you need.

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