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Blood-shot Eyes

Posted by BaS on February 13, 2006 at 23:50:26:
Hi - I use a Remstar Auto with a ComfortLite. I'm finding that I'm waking up each morning - or after a nap - with bloodshot eyes. The Remstar SmartCard shows no mask air-leak and air pressure usually sits around 6-7 during the night, so that's not excessive. Wondering if this is sleep-related, or maybe caused by something else and wondering if anyone else on the forum has the same problem???
Also, since switching from an old nasalaire - which wasn't working for me - to a ComfortLite - which is working well for me - I have noticed the frequency of my nightly toilet visits has gone from a very high (and irritating) 4-6 down to 2-3. Does anyone know of the connection between sleep apnea and toilet visits???

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