Difference between bi-pap and c-pap???

peacefuldaizy
on 3/13/06 9:55 pm - South of Buffalo, NY
I am wondering what a bi-pap is? Just curious.
Kathy S.
on 3/14/06 9:13 am - Lexington, KY
VSG on 02/15/19
Annette, A c-pap delivers continuous pressure at one level. A bi-pap delivers 2 different pressure levels: one when you inhale and one when you exhale. For instance, my bi-pap is set for pressure of 13 when I inhale and pressure of 10 when I exhale. Although I didn't notice a difference when I changed from the c-pap to bi-pap, I'm sure it's easier to exhale against the lower level of pressure. Does that answer your question? I've been using a machine for 6 months today, and I sleep wonderfully every night. What a difference it makes for me! Kathy
MichaelJfromPA
on 3/19/06 5:40 am - bensalem, PA
Thank you so much for posting this info. I never knew that there was even a bi-pap machine out there and I'm been using the c-pap for about 2 months now.
BINK13
on 4/3/06 8:19 pm - TULSA, OK
Thanks for the question and the info. Greatly appreciated. Carol Spain
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