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Long Covid and Smell Disorders: information and advice from Abscent
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Ever experienced a phantom smell? Phantosmia can make you think you're sniffing something unpleasant (like smoke) that's not there! Often linked to COVID-19, it usually lasts 5-20 mins. Causes vary—aging, meds, sinus
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Is anyone else experiencing this? I smell cigarette smoke ALL THE TIME
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Smelling smoke or any other components during their absence is called “phantosmia” (phantom smell experiences) 👃👻. Phantosmia could be genetic 🧬 or linked to health-related issues 💉. It is more commonly seen
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Long Covid and Smell Disorders: information and advice from Abscent
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If you constantly smell things that nobody around you seems to be able to smell, you may have phantosmia -- a smell disorder that has been linked to COVID-19 and other infections
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