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Hi bcabell2005;
I think your mask, connecting elbow and tube need to be sure all is working right and you have a good fit.
I went from a nasal mask to a full face when I discovered I’m a mouth breather. I don’t feel as much air with the ff either;
I guess because it’s more diffused. I had to adjust the pressure higher and deal with swallowing air in order to get my events down. Also, if you wake up feeling breathless or restless, I’ve found it helps to have an oximeter handy; it tells me a lot about how well I’m being helped and whether I’ve just had an event or not.
Unfortunately this is a lot of trial and error; I’ve learned a lot from other patients on cpaptalk. com and found Cpap.com to be very helpful re: sizing and style. Also, their refund policy has always been honored.
Try your dme and sleep doctor first, but also do your own research. I read a lot on the internet(be selective)and learned a lot. It’s a process.

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A helpful new gizmo to monitor your O2—instead of trying to with a pulse ox, which can only tell you how you’re doing after you awaken and put it on—is an OURA RING. My DME friend and also hematologist both wear one. (So does Cory Booker!) It monitors your O2 and other things then sends that info via Bluetooth to your smartphone. Apparently, according to review, version 3 is not as good as it should be. Version 2 should work. Google it. Good luck!

Thank you!