The researchers have said that lots of people who lost their smell after they contracted coronavirus may be facing abnormal immune responses in which they suffer nasal cell destruction.

Nasal cell destruction causing loss of smell in Covid cases: Researchers

You had Covid and you are still struggling with your sense of smell? You are not alone. The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) has been controlled to some extent, thanks to vaccination and practising safety measures.

Millions develop long-lasting problems with sense of smell or taste after COVID-19: Study

Patients of coronavirus have reported prolonged loss of smell and taste, along with several other problems, and experts seem to have found a way to treat it. A group of UK researchers have discovered that vitamin A nasal drops might be able to cure the loss (or altered) sense of smell in people post Covid.

Can Vitamin A help in treating Covid-caused loss of smell? Experts answer

A team from Johns Hopkins conducted a new study to understand that how long-term exposure to air pollution can rob someone of the ability to smell and taste and lead a person in the state of 'anosmia'.

Prolonged exposure to air pollution can cause 'anosmia': Study

A diminished sense of smell, called anosmia, has emerged as one of the telltale symptoms of COVID-19. It is the first symptom for some patients, and sometimes the only one.

Some COVID-19 survivors haunted by loss of smell and taste

One of the symptoms of the novel coronavirus is loss of the sense of smell and taste. A new research has now revealed the reason behind this loss of smell and taste.

Loss of smell and taste not permanent in COVID-19: Harvard study

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