New or long time?: See an ENT for nasal and nasopharyngeal examination +/- smell test if indicated. Additional, possibly radiological studies may be needed.
Answered 12/26/2022
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Nasal conditions: Since taste is dependent on the sense of smell, i'd investigate your nasal health as a first step. See an ENT who can check you for nasal polyps, allergies and other conditions that can affect your sense of smell as well as administering a special smelling survey which classifies how bad the problem is. Then, go ahead with the treatment plan the doc outlines. Best of luck.
Answered 7/4/2019
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