BIBPAP and gas

Diane T.Member

Hi!
I had my jpouch surgeries in 2000, and have done very well with it!
I have recently been diagnosed with obstructive and central apnea, and have been acclimating to a BIPAP machine. However, I am getting LOTS of gas, and having accidents at night! And I will soon have to have the pressure of the air go higher, as it is not where it should be.

Are there suggestions of what I might do or eat or not eat to help me with this situation? I am using a pad at night in case of an accident. But sometimes the gas is quite painful as I awaken. I HAVE to have the BIPAP so I need help in making adjustments for my insides.

Thanks,

Diane

1/15/212:32 PM

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