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Thread: Lost taste and smell senses..any thoughts?

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    About 25 years ago I had a bad case of strep throat. I lost all sense of taste and smell for about a month. It eventually came back but not before I lost about 20 pounds. Food just did not taste good.
    Hope yours comes back soon. At our age, taste is one of life's remaining pleasures.

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    Taste and smell sound like two quite separate problems, with taste probably being least likely to be curable or temporary. But they aren't. Air flows out through the nose as well as in, and our taste sensations can be severely reduced by holding our noses, so that we don't smell the mouthful we are eating. It's good news, for it is a lot more likely to correct itself when a cold or flu goes away. I can't see that this has anything to do with the sinuses, except insofar as nasal and sinus blockage are liable to happen at the same time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ballistics in Scotland View Post
    Taste and smell sound like two quite separate problems, with taste probably being least likely to be curable or temporary. But they aren't. Air flows out through the nose as well as in, and our taste sensations can be severely reduced by holding our noses, so that we don't smell the mouthful we are eating. It's good news, for it is a lot more likely to correct itself when a cold or flu goes away. I can't see that this has anything to do with the sinuses, except insofar as nasal and sinus blockage are liable to happen at the same time.
    Not really, smell and taste are one. They are connected. I remember when I smoked and got a cold. OH my, how bad it was. Best ever was tossing the smokes.

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