by drsleepright | Feb 19, 2020 | CPAP, Sleep Apnoea
So you’ve had a sleep study and would like to use a CPAP machine to treat your Sleep Apnea. We recommend trialling CPAP therapy first. What do I need to consider when purchasing a CPAP machine? Your trial of CPAP will help determine whether you need a fixed pressure...
by drsleepright | Jan 29, 2020 | Sleep Apnoea
If you think you may have sleep apnea or you have just been diagnosed, it can be difficult to know where to go first. To help get you started on your journey to better sleep we have compiled ‘The 7 Stages Of Sleep Apnea’. This list will show you where you are in the...
by drsleepright | Jan 20, 2020 | CPAP, Sleep Apnoea
When using CPAP there may be a time when you experience a dry mouth. Although dry mouth can be a normal occurance when starting out on CPAP, it can cause discomfort and disturb your sleep. Here are some solutions that can help if you are experiencing a dry mouth when...
by drsleepright | Jan 15, 2020 | CPAP, ResMed, Sleep Apnoea
It can sometimes be difficult to know who to talk to if you are experiencing issues relating to your CPAP therapy. To help you navigate the world of CPAP, we have outlined who to contact when times get rough. I am still snoring or experiencing symptoms while using my...
by drsleepright | Dec 2, 2019 | ResMed, Sleep Apnoea, Sleepright News
Leading into Summer there are a few things for you to consider with your CPAP therapy. In this newsletter we will discuss changes to your humidity settings and some tips on travelling with your CPAP equipment including batteries. Furthermore we will discuss our...
by drsleepright | Nov 6, 2019 | CPAP, Sleep Apnoea, Sleepright News
What is it? Sleep Right Australia’s free membership program is a handy way to store information about your CPAP therapy. Inside the program you will be able to: Store information on the CPAP equipment you are currently using Access information regarding the care and...
by drsleepright | Oct 29, 2019 | CPAP, ResMed, Sleep Apnoea
ResMed have announced that they are launching a new nasal mask called the AirFit N30. The AirFit N30 is a first of its kind, simplistically designed mask that features a nasal cradle cushion and front end tubing. Features of the AirFit N30: QuickFit™ Headgear: The...
by drsleepright | Oct 21, 2019 | CPAP, ResMed, Sleep Apnoea
CPAP stands for Continuous Positive Airway Pressure. CPAP therapy typically involves wearing a mask that is connected to a CPAP therapy machine. A CPAP machine applies pressure to your airway, keeping it open throughout the night allowing you to breathe unrestricted,...
by drsleepright | Oct 16, 2019 | CPAP, ResMed, Sleep Apnoea
Generally speaking, when you first start CPAP therapy you won’t have had much experience with a mask being on your face for 8 hours a night. Starting on CPAP therapy is a big change and it can take a little getting used to. Here are some tips that may help get you on...
by drsleepright | Oct 15, 2019 | CPAP, ResMed, Sleep Apnoea
Recently we asked the 600+ members of our Facebook CPAP support group what prompted them to do something about their Sleep Apnea in the first place. Three common themes popped up: Their bed partners or a family member on a holiday reported to them that when they were...
by drsleepright | Oct 14, 2019 | CPAP, ResMed, ResMed Airmini, ResMed S9 Series, Sleep Apnoea, Sleep Tips
As time has gone by with our role, we come across more and more people who have used CPAP in the past that have either stopped or are finding the therapy really tricky to use. There are a few factors that can affect people’s therapy after time: The equipment they...
by drsleepright | Oct 9, 2019 | CPAP, Sleep Apnoea
CPAP is a tricky therapy. What we typically see is that it takes some time for you to get used to. Then after a period of going well, there is another patch where some assistance is required to get working as it should. The beauty of modern CPAP machines is that they...
