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How to reduce my events while using my Cpap

Sleep Health | Last Active: Sep 22 1:16pm | Replies (132)

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@johnhans

If you decide to sleep on your side, make sure your head is part way off the side of the pillow so the face mask is not touching the pillow. Otherwise the pillow will push up on the mask, causing it to leak. Sleeping on your side is recommended. Make sure your mask is the proper size. Too small or too big can cause leakage. Be aware if you have an automated machine that switches on and off without you pushing a button, just putting the mask down with the mask facing down can cause the machine to think you are still wearing it and that it is leaking.

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@johnhans I've tried multiple CPAP pillows, all with no success due to not being comfortable. I use a small MyPillow on top of another MyPillow and have my head on the edge of the small pillow. Biggest problem I have is keeping my cat from biting the hose connector on my mask where the air comes out...she doesn't like it ☺ or maybe she does and she wants more air.