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Post Covid Syndrome : closed Noses
Hi Doctor,
I had covid in Nov 2020 (1st week) and recovered after 3-4 weeks.. My smell and taste gone in November and came back in December.. Everything was going good till January.. Then I started to feel a weird taste and smell especially which contains onions, meat, garlic.. also few perfumes and petrol smell burnt.. My noses are blocked everyday (either 1 or sometimes both)..
I consulted with 2-3 ENT specialists and they prescribed saline nasal spray.. but its not getting cured.. I am taking hot water steam which gives instance relief but it wont last for more than 1 hour..
Please help
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Greetings. From your history, its likely to be Nasal allergy.
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try to avoid allergic triggers.
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