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Now are you sure that wasn't hyperosmia? https://www.webmd.com/brain/what-is-hyperosmia https://www.webmd.com/brain/what-is-hyperosmia

• Traubenfuchs 3y ago
  Probably, but still, smelling if someone used an elevator half an hour after they did is less of a me-problem and more of a you-problem. It should not happen and if it does, you are either disgusting or ill. I consider myself an isotretinoin (the famous and highly effective anti acne medication with loads of dangerous, permanent side effects) "victim", in the sense that I suffer from medium to strong dry eye, nose and throat. Isotretinoin is known to improve sense of smell in those that suffer from a lack of it.
  • stuff4ben 3y ago
    > I consider myself an isotretinoin (the famous and highly effective anti acne medication with loads of dangerous, permanent side effects) "victim", in the sense that I suffer from medium to strong dry eye, nose and throat. Isotretinoin is known to improve sense of smell in those that suffer from a lack of it. Sounds like a you-problem
  • lightedman 3y ago
    "It should not happen and if it does, you are either disgusting or ill." Or, as many of my Indian coworkers can attest, they have a diet that just makes them smell. They are otherwise clean, hygienic, and perfectly-healthy.