Choose the RIGHT CPAP Mask
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- Choosing the right face mask is crucial for your CPAP therapy. We’ll discuss different types of CPAP masks and what makes them suitable for certain sleepers.
For more information, check out Sleep Foundation's page on how to choose a CPAP mask: www.sleepfoundation.org/cpap/...
0:00 Choosing the Right CPAP Mask
0:50 Nasal Pillow Mask
1:44 Nasal Cradle Mask
2:28 Standard Nasal Mask
3:12 Standard Full Face Mask
4:13 Hybrid Full Face Mask
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i find it fascinating that back sleeping makes apnea worse and yet it’s what’s recommended for safe sleeping for infants
Thanks so much!
This video is a bit distracting. I can't figure out if we are in a bedroom or a garage.
Great video. Which is the best machine to get in your opinion?
i'ive done so much research and arrived to the conclusion that the hybrid one should be the best . sometimes I sleep on the the back more of the time I am a side sleeper. I have the feeling I should choose the hybrid one and I need a mask that cover the nostril and the mouth. but I still don'k know
Great video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
great presentation good advice x
how Much Full Face Mask With Machine Currently and Which Machine the best Please
i am claustrophobic and I wonder because sometime I sleep back most of the time side sleeping so which one should I choose. it appears to me the hybride would be the best. the other thing
how do you should take the measurements small or medium or large
I don’t see one that hold the jaw which is the most important one also can I attach this mask to any machine?
There's a jaw strap that can be ordered to add to the face headgear but most users don't require one.
Sleep. Will.
For 10 years I have have these strange symptoms of waking up with no energy in my body every 2 weeks or so. It lasts a day or two and no tests can reveal anything. Can it actually be from not having ny strap on tight enough?
My fitness watch has a function that tests my o2 overnight while sleeping. I found out that when my mask was loose, my o2 levels dropped into the 80's at times during the night. I tightened it up and was about 90 all night. Mine is a ten year old garmin watch. Maybe you could borrow a friends to see if you're o2 is dropping at night. I'm not a doctor, so just take it as my experience.
@@robbyddurham1624 its been better since I titghened it. Still have symptons but they're improved, which tells me that was it. I will do that Friend and thank you!
@@robbyddurham1624 I have samsung watch 6 and my mask was tightened fast, and it shows 95-100% o2 levels but still the leak is showing as 24 l/min. Compared it with yesterday, o2 levels were like 85% for a min, and the mask was not so tight. Now, I don't know whether it is the cushion or the head strap, it is n20 nasal mask.
They didn’t tell me the nasal pillow had to be replaced twice a month!
Your CPAP supplier should be able to ship you 6 nasal pillows for a 3-month supply and these are covered by most health insurance companies. Just like replacing your toothbrush every 3 months or so, you have to replace your face masks to avoid infection!
Is there any mask that lets you sleep on your stomach?
you need special bed for that like massage bed with hole fro face
Probably a nasal pillow with the 6' tubing attachment on the top of the headgear.
@@Steve_in_NJDo you have the make and model number? Or a link to an image of one? Thanks.
ResMed Airfit P30i Mask (Nasal pillow mask)suitable for stomach sleepers like me.@@tastybrownie7448
Cradle mask (dreamwear)
I think i need one of these machines but looks like a trial would need to be done. Unfortunately trials aren’t an option.
This dam apnea is going to kill me though. I know it. Wife keeps waking me up saying dammit you’re not breathing
Get help as soon as you can. I’ve had sleep apnea for years and never did anything about it since I was still young and didn’t really affect me until now where I feel extremely exhausted every day and was affecting my cognitive health and pretty sure the reason to why I have high blood pressure too. Luckily my insurance covers 75% of the cost and I just started using one yesterday so I’m hoping I’ll see positive results soon.
You can do a home sleep test, alot cheaper and convenient.