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Losing sense of smell due to swine flu .
2 week before ,I was tested my blood, the results was Typhoid and Swine flu,now my problem is losing sense of smell and cough,nose bleeding by coughing up,How can I recover from this problem,and what should I do
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I need to know detail of your test done 2 week before and what medication you were on .. was RTPCR TESmakeT done ?? Need to investigate n see more details .. don't worry u ll be okay
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Covid cannot be ruled out
Provide history in detail
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consult online with detailed history for proper evaluation and management
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steam inhalation twice daily
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Dr. Rachana Gaddipati
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
10 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Loss of smell is a known symptom of covid, if you are having bleeding from the nose or throat please consult with a local ENT to get you started on antibiotics and nasal drops. Monitor you’re BP
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Dr. Nitin Kumar Jain
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Chhindwara
Any history of fever
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contact for telemedicine
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