The truth is, what happens is that we instinctively use our memories of foods we once smelled and tasted to replace the missing taste and smell information we once had.
Dr. Wigglefarmer
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My dad has no sense of smell or taste and occasionally will 'remember' what a few things were like. Most of the time, though, he 'smells' sewage almost everywhere because his sensory glands were damaged.
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Do you have allergies or seasonal allergic reactions? that would desire to be a danger.i do no longer think of it ias something to be concerned approximately however the subsequent time you bypass to a doctor if it hasn't long previous returned to time-honored i could ask then.
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think i would be holding that someones hand
all the way to the doctor's office to find out why