THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

BEFORE STARTING THERAPY

BEFORE YOU START

Most people who start positive airway pressure treatment eventually take some time to adjust, but they also say it is worthwhile.

Here are a few points that will help you get on the right track even before you start using the equipment.

FINDING THE RIGHT MASK

Choosing the right mask for you is essential. A bad mask selection can compromise the adaptation to the treatment

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CPAP Masks
CPAP Therapy sleep apnea masks combine comfort and lightness with a minimalist design to provide a superior fit and seal that ensures effective therapy and comfortable sleep.

EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

The treatment system consists of a mask, a tube, the treatment device and the humidifier
Knowing what to do and what not to do when installing the equipment can make the difference throughout your treatment. We offer you some advice on how to install the equipment for the treatment of sleep apnea. How is the equipment installed? The treatment system consists on a mask, a tube, the treatment device and the humidifier.

Knowing what to do and what not to do when fitting the equipment can make the difference throughout your treatment

We offer you some advice

First, make sure you place the equipment on a horizontal, stable surface where it will not be covered by books or clothes. The bedside table is the ideal place.
Place the device close enough to you so that you can reach the controls when lying down.
Leave enough space around the device and make sure it is not too close to a wall or heating.

In our patient care centres we will configure your device according to your specific needs. We teach you how to use it properly and give you all the information you need to be prepared for use. You can see and test all the masks and accessories to choose the one that suits you best with the help of our clinical team.

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ADAPTING TO TREATMENT

Once you have your equipment installed and feel comfortable using it, it is important to follow up on your treatment.

Staying committed to follow-up is the best way to check that your apnea is under control.

After a while, you may find that your treatment needs have changed, which may mean changing your mask, or changing the setting of your machine. Follow-up is also very useful and important so that your doctor can know how you are responding to the specific treatment and adjust it if necessary so that you can continue to get the most out of the therapy

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THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE STARTING THERAPY

BEFORE YOU START

FINDING THE RIGHT MASK

EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

ADAPTING TO TREATMENT

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

BEFORE STARTING THERAPY