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@chuck292000

Great info! I've never had a polysomnography but in the back of my mind, I have been thinking about it. I've just used apps from the Google Play store, I know those are not accurate though 🙂

I discovered OSCAR years backs and have posted my charts to apneaboard, and yes, was able to make some tweaks. This biggest was lowering AHI including CAs when moving Trigger from Medium to Very High. Made other tweaks, but it's seems that where I was was fine all along, or at least the daily results say so 🙂

You mentioned about atrial fibrillation. I hope that is not a bother for you. It is part of the reason for me going to doctor. I should not feel THIS tired, where I have such problems.

I really, REALLY appreciate this information you have provided to me.

I'll be going to bed at 9:30 PM again tonight 🙂

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gloaming | @gloaming | Aug 13 11:17pm

It used to be a bother. I was highly symptomatic with thumping in my chest wall, I was restless and had to pace (couldn't sit with the missus and watch TV if my heart went into AF). Fortunately, my AF always settled down just as I fell asleep. Reliably, no exceptions...the weirdest thing because my sister in law is like many AF sufferers whose hearts GO INTO AF just as they settle down in bed. How awful!

I had a catheter ablation that isolated the area where the unwanted electrical signal was entering the rear wall of my left atrium, the place where the pulmonary veins empty into that chamber. I have been free of AF for seventeen sweet months now. Deo volente, it will continue.

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