No taste and smell

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No taste and smell

Asked for Female, 32 Years

I am 11 days into COVID. Since 8 days there's no fever/ body ache or any other symptoms except for loss of taste and smell. I lost taste and smell on 4 th day. When do you get back taste and smell. Is it something to worry?

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Dr. Nilay Shah

Neurosurgeon 11 yrs exp Surat

No need to worry You are fine Smell and tatse will come eventually There is no fix time for it You shoud not be worried about it. For any other query feel free to consult

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Dr. Vikash Goyal

General Physician 14 yrs exp Gurgaon

You need to cosult

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