Aren’t olfactory nerves unusually robust (in fact i read abt experiments to use olfactory nerves to repair the spinal cord) so hopefully they will eventually regenerate.
Friend's wife (27 yo) got coronavirus a couple of months ago (confirmed case). She has permanently lost her ability to smell sulfuric odors. So, while it's amusing that she can no longer smell her husband's farts, it's pretty scary what the corona can do to your brain.
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Don't know. You may find this interesting:https://twitter.com/Chris_Again_9/status/1273663068342562817 …
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Can we extract the part of coronavirus that eliminates the ability to smell farts?
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Probably, but that would be a bad idea.
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Amazing how you have mastered time travel to know this loss is permanent. Usually the end of an event in this case a life needs to have occurred before such a determination could be seen. As long as nerves regenerate the sense may revive. Try Hericium erinaceus extract.
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Fair. "Permanent" was the wrong word to use. Up until now it has not recovered and its been almost 3 months.
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This can make a marriage to last forever.
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Yep, was just looking at a paper shared earlier that shows potential Central Nervous System damage in non-severe cases... not fun.https://twitter.com/johndotz/status/1273561568253562886 …
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It's almost like those countries (NZ, China, S Korea etc) who are trying to eliminate it at a national level, might not be so stupid after all.
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