A safe space for people who are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. To recover, I had to take antibiotics for five days. Is this a 141K subscribers in the COVID19positive community. Had to wait a month for it to return so. “We know that viruses cause smell loss and have done for decades,” Was hospitalized with double COVID pneumonia in Jan of '21. yeah. Could only smell super strong smells if my nose was directly in it (like faintly smell garlic if I shoved my nose But COVID-19 has caused case numbers to rise dramatically. For about I tested positive for COVID about 9 days ago, lost my sense of taste and smell (not fully) about two days ago, and since then I've had a strong scent of chlorine/bleach in my nose and the That false smoke smell has gradually gotten better, although still happens on occasion but now I smell all kinds of other things that aren’t there. You may have a smell disorder Now, investigators at the Monell Chemical Senses Center, and colleagues at AbScent, the University of Reading, and Technische “One of the most common presentations in my clinic was viral smell loss, before COVID-19 came along, but it’s just the sheer scale of it Problems with our sense of smell, including phantom odors or a loss of smell, can be a warning sign of serious illness. Did anyone else notice a strange smell in their nose at the early stages of their covid symptoms? Second time COVID, this time it smells like fried garlic and yes loss of taste and smell specifically taste of salt and sweets. I took Covid test after Covid test after Covid test and all were negative, so it definitely (and fortunately) wasn’t Covid. It also came with a post nasal drip that tastes and smells AWFUL. Now all I smell most of the time is a dusty and musty old smell like an attic full of I lost my sense of smell with a sinus infection a while back. A doctor can help you rule out other health conditions that may be contributing factors and recommend ways to help minimize your sympto Have you ever noticed smells that no one else around you can? Your nose isn’t playing tricks on you. . Since the It happens when smell receptor cells in your nose don’t detect odors or transmit them to your brain. I have had covid 2nd time in May of 2023. Gonna try Zinc or something and see if I 11 votes, 19 comments. These are often unpleasant, like burning rubber, garbage Me too! I had COVID in August but recovered smell and taste within weeks. I'm worried that it's not going to return. But two weeks ago, everything started to smell like rotten meat/chemicals. I’d describe it as having an unlimited supply of dark yellow/green glue in my I’m Covid positive for the first time, and other than the loss of taste/smell, the fatigue, and all the usual symptoms I’m most annoyed by this intense burning sensation in my nose. Had COVID in February, and generally my taste and smell were fine, except I also had the weird smell in my nose that hung around for less than a week after I tested negative. Water tastes ‘weird’ even when filtered twice, Weird aftertaste with pop, lavender smells terrible, and I can smell every chemical when I go down the soap aisle at the grocery store. Cannot differentiate between most It is so thick, and only on one side of my nose. I did not loose my sense of smell this time. I think it's a sensitivity to chemicals due to reformed senses. I always thought when people were talking about loss of smell with covid that it was comparable to the loss of smell often experienced when you have I know a number of us experience phantosmia (olfactory hallucinations or phantom smells). Causes include bacterial or viral I lost my smell about day 5 and had on and off sinus burning and now I have a weird metallic smell so yes, it’s not uncommon to have weird nasal smells or sensations with Covid. I have never gotten a positive Had Covid back in December of 2020 before vaccines. During or after a COVID-19 infection, people frequently report phantom smells like burnt toast, garbage, chemicals, tobacco smoke, or Nasal symptoms with COVID-19 usually go away on their own within days to a few weeks, but there’s a possibility that some symptoms, While sudden smell loss (anosmia) was a common early symptom of COVID-19, phantosmia can appear weeks or months after the initial infection, sometimes even after an apparent recovery It’s a good idea to see a doctor if you’re experiencing phantom smells after having COVID-19 or For most people, your sense of smell will likely return when your body is able to fully repair the damage the coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) caused. I don’t have a smell of chlorine per se but do have a nose burning thing that comes and goes, almost like I snorted chlorine or my head is under pool water. Taste is back but mild and smell is still totally messed up. Anyone else with the covid have a feeling/smell in your nose like you’ve vomited ? Kindof metallic? This afternoon I started to get a slight runny nose and I noticed a weird smell in my nose. The little of the . Share your stories Lasted longer than other symptoms.
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