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Yesterday didn't rtpcr test. From today morning when I'm taking close to my nose able to smell and taste little I feel.. will it be like this after inserting that tube. They insert only inside nose. Not in throat.
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Do you have any fever , bodyache, fatigue,,, if yes,... Most likely it's due to covid,, , RTPCR testing/method doesn't cause loss of smell.
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It is quite common to have loss of taste and smell sensation in covid ...it is not due to rtpcr test..it will return back to normal in 5-12 days ..they can take sample from nose or throat both are equal and correct ...no need to worry
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Yes the smell sensation will be like this for a while
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