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MemberI’ve had all those issues and adjustments with just a cpap and a neuro-pulmonologist. My oxygen is 96% consistently and she’s not concerned. I guess you have to be 85. I have such fatigue and have started an MG injection med and she wants to see how I do on that before switching to a bipap. I would just like to get out of the house without spending 2-3 days in bed afterward