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Exactly, I would not like being hooked up to a machine that could overinflate my lungs without sounding any alarms.
by takk309 7y ago
Exactly, I would not like being hooked up to a machine that could overinflate my lungs without sounding any alarms.
- CydeWeys 7y agoWell good thing a CPAP won't do that to you then, for obvious reasons.
- tibbydudeza 7y agoThat is why they are limited to deliver only 20cmH2O (water pressure). Even at that high setting it does not affect your lungs ... the purpose of a CPAP is keep your upper airways open i.e back of your throat ... you still need to breath on your own.