Maddy lost her sense of smell and taste. She's been diagnosed with coronavirus

A leading Australian ear, nose and throat surgeon has warned widely reported symptoms of loss of taste and smell in COVID-19 cases may linger long after some patients have recovered from the virus. Key points:A growing body of scientific literature identifies anosmia and dysgeusia — the loss of smell and a diminished sense of taste — as coronavirus symptoms, alone or in conjunction with other symp

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最悪じゃん　/味覚障害

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コロナの嗅覚味覚障害永久に治らないかも