Smell & taste not covered after covid 19

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Asked for Male, 31 Years

Hello, This is Keyur Thakar from Ahmedabad. I was diagnosed covid 19 positive on 4th April. After a month, on 7th of may I recovered from Covid 19. Now 1 month gone after recovered but smell and taste still not covered. 2 months of covid 19, but still I am not able smell and taste. Sometimes I feel taste and smell but it's just 25% covered and not 100% covered. Kindly provide solutions..

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Take time to recover Steam inhalation twice daily

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Dr. Goutham MK Ajila

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Covid patient may have prolonged loss of smell. You need to be patient.

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