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CPAP, BIPAP & Sinusitis

Posted by GaryR50 on January 06, 2005 at 06:10:42:
Since starting my BIPAP treatments, I've had a cold that triggered my sinusitis, which I normally suffer with during the winter, when exposed, alternately, to heated dry air and cold damp air. The problem, for me, if that I've been unable to continue using the BIPAP with my sinusitis, which seems chronic and unrelenting. It is always at its worst right about bedtime, too.
Do any of you have a similar problem and, if so, what do you do about it?
Gary

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