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Re: gas form CPAP

Posted by rkf on February 22, 2006 at 05:36:30:

In Reply to: gas form CPAP posted by sleepyhead on February 20, 2006 at 18:01:57:

The gas is ingested air from the cpap. Most people adjust to the forced air and stop "swallowing" it. Others, like myself, never do. I put up with the problem, along with a few other problems caused by cpap, for over 2 years before turning to an actual solution to the obstructive component of my apnea. Hopefully your body will adjust to the air pressure and the gassy feeling will go away.

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