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What's anosmia and who gets this condition?
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Loss of smell: There are many causes, and among these might be local problems in the nose and sinus, traumatic damage at the upper nose and base of skull, intracranial diseases, medication rxtns, usage of Cocaine or intranasal drugs, and, in older folks associated with early alzheimer's or parkinson's disease.
Answered 6/24/2014
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