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No sense of smell
Last month i lost my sense of smell so I got tested for covid but it was negative And it's been 1 month my sense of smell didn't come back. What can I do to have my smell back ??
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Repeat the RTPCR or Rapid Antigen test. Sense of smell will come back on its own. Start on multivitamins and Zinc tablets if there is no contraindication for the same. Steam inhalation can be tried. Visit an ENT specialist if the issue persists for much longer.
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Repeat RT PCR COVID 19 test
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In some person it takes a time Don’t need to worry It will come on it’s own.
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Any other symptoms associated?? If no other symptoms repeat rtpcr test..
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Since one month if your smell is not back a little also just get once examined with an ENT specialist.. usually with regular steam it should be back
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Repeat covid test if you have other symptoms like fever, breathing difficulty, continuous cough. Do take steam daily. No Medicines are needed for it
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Do a COVID test again. There is no such specific medication for that..
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