Anosmia (Loss of smell) while testing Olfactory nerve (cranial nerve number 1) Source: Paul D. Larsen, M.D., University of Nebraska Medical Center and Suzanne S. Stensaas, Ph.D., University of Utah School of Medicine #health #usmle #plab #medicalstudent #nursingstudent #nclex #mrcp #fcps #mrcpi #ukmla #nurse #neurology #ent #paramedic #physicianassistant #physicianassociate #labtechnician #pharmacy #dietician #osteopathicmedicine #emergencymedicine #occupationaltherapy #familymedicine #generalpr
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Anosmia (Loss of smell) while testing Olfactory nerve (cranial nerve number 1) Source: Paul D. Larsen, M.D., University of Nebraska Medical Center and Suzanne S. Stensaas, Ph.D., University of Utah School of Medicine #health #usmle #plab #medicalstudent #nursingstudent #nclex #mrcp #fcps #mrcpi #ukmla #nurse #neurology #ent #paramedic #physicianassistant #physicianassociate #labtechnician #pharmacy #dietician #osteopathicmedicine #emergencymedicine #occupationaltherapy #familymedicine #generalpr
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Lost your sense of smell after being sick? This is called post-viral olfactory dysfunction (anosmia). It’s common after colds, flu, and especially COVID. I pulled this from peer-reviewed studies, ENT guidelines, and long-COVID clinic protocols. Educational only, not medical advice. What’s happening: the smell system lives in a small patch high in the nasal cavity (olfactory epithelium). Viruses can inflame this area and disrupt the support cells that keep smell neurons working. When support cell
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Lost your sense of smell after being sick? This is called post-viral olfactory dysfunction (anosmia). It’s common after colds, flu, and especially COVID. I pulled this from peer-reviewed studies, ENT guidelines, and long-COVID clinic protocols. Educational only, not medical advice. What’s happening: the smell system lives in a small patch high in the nasal cavity (olfactory epithelium). Viruses can inflame this area and disrupt the support cells that keep smell neurons working. When support cell
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No Cold But Can't Smell? It Could Be Anosmia #shorts #healthtips #anosmia #lossofsmell #nosehealth
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