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Grand Magnate
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Dec 09, 2022 at 03:29 PM
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It’s not the worst thing in the world but it bugs me.
I had covid a year ago, I lost taste and smell completely for several weeks, never experienced anything like it, nothing like the dulling I’ve experienced before with a congested nose (in fact I didn’t have nasal congestion or a cough even), it just switched off like someone flicked a switch. It came back gradually after a few weeks/month. However there are some things which are still not smelling to me as they did before, onions and swede (turnip) they both have an odd smell to me now, not a pleasant one. Also some body deodorant sprays smell unpleasant too, it’s like I can only smell the chemicals in them, not the nice smell they had before. Is anyone else still experiencing similar? |
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