2 year earlier i got an ancident, after that my sense of smelling has lost. can anybody give me some advice?
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i am assuming, given the fact that you were hospitalized after your injury, that your doctors then did a CT scan.  if they did not, i agree with the above poster that you should get a CT scan right away.\n\non the other hand, if the CT was normal, then the loss of a sense of smell is not immediately dangerous to your health.  but, i would advise against having a gas stove--if you cannot smell a gas leak, then your health is endangered.\n\nthere are many causes for anosmia--the loss of your sense of smell.  trauma (especially trauma to the head) is a common cause.  traumatic anosmia is, unfortunately, usually irreversible.\n\ngood luck!
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Try using Orajel or Anbesol,it helps.
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hey i have the same problem too...just to let you know i'm from malaysia...about two years ago i conducted an operation to remove extra tissues in my nose..oh boy that really helps...it sorts of unblock your nose totally..after that you'll have to take medication for about half a year..and wala..you're cured and you will be as fit as you can be
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One way of improving you sense of smell is by blinding folding your eyes and using your other senses to know who or what may be there. Doing it this way please have someone help you. You can also improve your hearing, and touch. this was something we did in school back  afew years ago.
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Dude, if you've had a cough and cold for a year there's no home remedy for it. Get a TB test. Sounds like you could be seriously ill. At the very least, you might have sever asthma.
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I'm sorry to hear your problem.  I am not a doctor but I know that eating certain types of foods will cause body odor.  (eg. garlic, onions, lamb, curry, spices, etc)  I do not know anything about your situation but other things I would recommend.  Showering daily, changing and washing your clothes daily, using antiperspirant and deoderant.  These things will minimize your body odor.\nIf multiple people are bringing this up, there must be some validity to it.  Good Luck!
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Go to a Doctor, you might have airthers
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Anosmia (loss of sense of smell) and dysgeusia (loss of sense of taste) often occur together, since much of what we "taste" is actually smell.\n\nTemporary loss of the sense of smell is common with colds and nasal allergies, such as hay fever (allergic rhinitis). It may occur following a viral illness.
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you might want to check if you have an infection of some sort. If not there is stuff that you can buy at the drug store for odour
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Food you eat can also cause I change in smell. Asparagus and Brocolli are notorious. Excessive red meats can do it too.
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yeah i have been there. its like you feel something or a certain smell or just something its like i just dont wanna do this anymore. its kinda sucky but it happens
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Are you a smoker?  Smoking can affect your senses of smell and taste because those two senses are related.  If you quit, your sense of smell should recover over time, therefore your sense of taste (beyond just salty, sour, sweet, and bitter) will return as well.\n\nIf you don't smoke, go see your primary care physician, and ask for a referral to an ENT
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Bring it back to the market you got it from and explain the situation to them. They should offer you a refund or an exchange. \n\nSeafood is one area you do not take chances with. If it's starting to develop the odor you've got a 50/50 chance on it being safe to eat. It's not worth the risk. Return it to the market.\n\nTo remove the fishy odor from your house, i'd suggest this spray called Approach (www.approachit.net) it's pretty good stuff and works great on fish odor.\n\nGood luck!
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this helped me... keep ur eye on ur index finger and put it on the tip of ur nose... see if that helped..
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Have you had a change in medications?  Started taking a multi-vitamin?  I know excess vitamins (like B-12) can cause an odor.  Plus certain foods (asparagus) can cause a strong odor...but you probably aren't eating that on a daily basis.  Check to see if you have a urinary tract infection that needs to be treated w/ antibiotics.  You can also start drinking cranberry juice which maintains the health of your urinary tract.  Cranberry can also be bought in pill formation if you don't like the bitter taste of the juice.  But either way, you might want to check w/ the Doc.  Good luck!
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Thats strange. My ex-wife had a bad case of food poisoning but I don't recall her complaining about lack of taste senses. Hopefully you will get your sense back. How can a person eat without tasting their food? Thats terrible.
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My friend lost her sense of smell due to a head injury, she can't taste anything.  There actually is a medical term for this but I can't remember what it is.  She has gained alot of weight since her injury.  She's constantly eating just TRYING to taste something and of course NOTHING satisfies her, hence, the weight gain. If you or someone you know can't smell, be sure and warn them about having smoke detectors in their home and that the batteries are good.  It's vital, since the smoke won't be smelled.