11-25-2020, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Fish
That's pretty lousy if true...
AFTER COVID, YOUR FAVORITE FOODS MAY SMELL LIKE ROTTING MEAT
A June study found that roughly seven percent of 4,000 examined COVID-19 patients reported smell distortion. Most patients regain their sense of smell within weeks, but some are far less lucky. A small subset of those with COVID-19 lose their sense of smell for much longer.
And sometimes it doesn’t fully return back to normal, with some familiar smells and tastes feeling off, according to the WSJ, a condition known as parosmia.
In extreme cases, according to the paper, French fries end up smelling like rotting meat and chocolate like chemicals. 46-year-old high school teacher Ellen Glynn told the WSJ that iced coffee smelled “like someone left uncooked chicken under a couch cushion for a few weeks.”
Jennifer Spicer, an infectious disease physician at Emory University in Atlanta, told The Washington Post earlier this month that red wine ended up tasting “like gasoline.”
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When my taste and smell first started to come back red wine tasted like vinegar. I couldn't taste much of anything sweet. Still struggle with chocolate at times but thankfully foods taste pretty much the same as they did.
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