Re: Do any of you still snore???

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Re: Do any of you still snore???

Posted by Leanna on January 31, 2002 at 09:13:20:
In Reply to: Do any of you still snore??? posted by Sleepy Rick on January 31, 2002 at 08:53:33:
If your CPAP is set at the correct pressure and the mask/nasal pillows interface you're using is sealing well, you should NOT be snoring still. Snoring is a sign that your airway is still obstructing. Make sure you talk to your doctor about this; it's possible that a slightly higher pressure will eliminate your snoring completely.

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Re: Do any of you still snore??? Cue Miller 13:34 1/31/02 (6)

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Re: Do any of you still snore??? Shamrock 16:58 1/31/02 (4)

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