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Did you lose your sense of taste or smell to COVID-19? Here s when they could return

ZIP Advertisement Did you lose your sense of taste or smell to COVID-19? Here s when they could return Share Updated: 3:29 PM PDT Jul 3, 2021 Sandee LaMotte, CNN Did you lose your sense of taste or smell to COVID-19? Here s when they could return Share Updated: 3:29 PM PDT Jul 3, 2021 TRACKING THE COVID-19 VACCINE Did you lose your sense of taste or smell to COVID-19? Here s when they could return Share Updated: 3:29 PM PDT Jul 3, 2021 Sandee LaMotte, CNN Related video above: UAB Medicine hosting lunch-and-learn series on post-COVID symptomsAlisson Clark first knew she definitely had COVID-19 last September when she lost her sense of smell. I grabbed a cup of coffee in the morning, and it just tasted hot, said Clark, who is a national media strategist at the University of Florida. I had felt so good while I was quarantining I thought maybe this was a false positive but then when that happened I thought OK, it s real, Cla

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Most COVID-19 Patients Recover Smell at One Year

Most COVID-19 Patients Recover Smell at One Year
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Did COVID-19 take your taste and smell? Here s when they may return

ATLANTA (CNN) Alisson Clark first knew she definitely had COVID-19 last September when she lost her sense of smell. I grabbed a cup of coffee in the morning, and it just tasted hot, said Clark, who is a national media strategist at the University of Florida. I had felt so good while I was quarantining I thought maybe this was a false positive but then when that happened I thought OK, it s real, Clark said. A few months later, she was washing her hair with her favorite scented shampoo when she noticed an unusual odor. Lavender is my favorite smell, but now the shampoo smelled like sulfur and gunpowder, she said.

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COVID-19 survivors may not get back sense of smell and taste for a year: Study

COVID-19 survivors may not get back sense of smell and taste for a year: Study
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Most COVID-19 Patients Recover Smell at One Year

Most COVID-19 Patients Recover Smell at One Year
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