Anosmia
The complete loss of smell can be defined as anosmia. This condition could be temporary or permanent. Though not a serious health condition, anosmia could lead to loss of interest in food.
Anosmia causes
- Loss of smell due to damage to the inner lining of the nose
- Fever
- Acute sinusitis
- Non-allergic rhinitis
- Common cold
- Influenza
Loss of smell due to damage to the brain or nerves can happen due to age, brain tumor or injury, hormonal imbalance, diabetes, Parkinson's disease or Alzheimer's disease. Nasal problems such as polyps or tumor can lead to loss of smell or impaired smell.
Anosmia treatment
Surgery can be done in case of nasal blocks. Antihistamines to treat allergies that cause loss of smell.
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