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> not sure if this has been or will be confirmed by research though Definitely not research but I've read several comments on /r/italy that were mentioning jus
by paganel 7y ago
> not sure if this has been or will be confirmed by research though
Definitely not research but I've read several comments on /r/italy that were mentioning just that, i.e. loss of smell combined with loss of taste for some of the commenters in there or their friends/acquaintances (who also had other covid-related symptoms). I've first read this 3 or 4 or days ago, so it was not written as responses to articles like these (which have started showing up in the last two or so days).
- molmalo 7y ago> loss of smell combined with loss of taste It could be related to the fact that Spring is starting in the Northern Hemisphere, and thus, the body reacts to the increased amount of polen in the air. I'm allergic, so it's normal for me to suffer those symptoms every Spring.
- ltbarcly3 7y agoYea, why are you just guessing random stuff? You can't smell when you are having allergies because your sinuses are full of snot and your nose is clogged, not because your smell receptors stop working.