It was found that some of the Corona 19 patients complained of pain from olfactory abnormalities for several months even after being cured. The virus distorts the senses, making the coffee aroma feel like car fumes, and the toothpaste tastes like gasoline. It seems to prove that the Corona 19 virus is particularly closely related to the nerves that control the sense of smell.
28th (local time) Daily Mail According to British media, Sarah Gobier, 44, a mother of two children, lost her sense of smell after being infected with the Corona 19 virus in May. “Everything smells rancid,” he said.
Gobier said that meat tastes like soap or perfume, toothpaste tastes gasoline better than mint, and coffee smells like car fumes or cigarette smoke. “The coffee tastes terrible, and brushing your teeth with toothpaste feels like brushing your teeth with gasoline,” he said. “It’s very unpleasant.”
She said that garlic and onions reminded me of a mixture of wet dogs and stagnant water, and the chocolate cake didn’t taste so good that it had to be spit out.
Daniel Savesky, 24, a banker living in London, lost his sense of taste and smell for two weeks after being infected with Corona 19 in March, but after recovering, he is suffering from an afterthought (an abnormal sense of smell that he feels as though it doesn’t actually smell). They suffer from depression and anorexia due to the strong smell of trash cans, the smell of something burning, the smell of sulfur or toast.
Lynn Corbett, 52, also smells disgusting in most foods after recovering from Corona 19. It smelled like gasoline, so I was ready to quit coffee.
In response, Nirmal Kumar, head of the British Otorhinolaryngology Association, told SkyNews that “some patients across the UK who are undergoing long-term treatment for loss of smell are suffering from symptoms of disgusting smell.
Scientists consider it as proof that the corona19 virus is closely related to the nerves that control the sense of smell, even though it is recovered from Corona 19. Corona 19 virus affects neurotransmitters, a mechanism that transmits messages to the brain. It is interpreted as this that some patients show symptoms such as hallucinations, sleep problems, and hearing changes. However, most of them are expected to eventually recover their normal sense of smell.
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