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Head ache, runny nose

2021-12-23 06:34:16
Hi , It's been 8 days I m having runny nose, jaw pain(from past 2 days), hammering headache. Mucus is green in color. Lost smell and taste(but can taste salt, sour, sweet). I'm taking podocil cv and mucolite as per Dr suggestion... Apart from this I don't have any covid symptoms like fewer or shortness of breath or tiredness... Only my facial part is hurting... Can it b sinus infection and I'm worried about loss of smell... Please suggest if i shud be worried about covid
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Loss of smell may be due to normal cold or viral infection. But when there is loss of taste along with smell, it's more likely viral infection ( one of important symptom of COVID).
Next Steps
Antiallergic decongestant nasal drop steroid nasal spray antibiotic to prevent superadded bacterial infection
Health Tips
smell training taste training

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