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A member asked:
Took mucienx and tried sinex for the first time as well and have been experiencing anosmia for about 12 hours. is this common or should i see a doctor?
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Not common: This is not a common complaint or side effect from either of the meds. If this continues, then you need to see your DR
Answered 3/29/2015
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