Not completely recovered from Anosmia

2021-12-30 21:08:52
Hi Doctor, I had been tested positive for covid 19 during April - 21, with prescribed medicines and home isolation recovered and tested negative after quarantine period. After a month from the infection started getting sense of smell but everywhere and evrything smells identical, now after 8 months it's changed and things smells differently from what is is actually ( Taste 100% regained) Could you please advice me on the issue so that I will completely regain my smell Thanks in advance
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Wait for few more months. It should improve. Also use Flutoflo nasal spray 2 puffs once a day, both side for nose for 1 month

Answered2022-01-07 07:53:44

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Sometimes, the nerve that carries your smell information when, affected by the virus may take very long to recover. At times the damage may be permanent/ may or may not recover. You will have to be patient and wait. Unfortunately, there is no specific treatment that can guarantee return of function.

Answered2021-12-31 04:37:31

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If Hyposmia is not totally recovered then do regular Smell training. Recovery is slow but it generally recover.
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Steroid titre medicine Steroid nasal spray

Answered2021-12-31 07:47:11

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Please come down to my clinic Y S Desai Specialty Healthcare, at Basaveshwaranagar for a proper ENT clinical assessment.

Answered2021-12-31 03:54:00

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