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I've been having olfactory hallucinations for over a month now. they are getting more regular. why? should i be worried?
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Olfactory: hallucinations. First please visit your doctor to make sure there is not a physical cause for what you are smelling. Then see a mental health professional to discuss these symptoms and any others you may be having. Cover all bases and you will get the support you need. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/24/2017
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