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I had a sudmocousal resction done 4 weeks ago and after the surgery lost smell and the air when i breath feels cold? will this go away?
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Intubation: After the removal on the endotracheal tube, there may be irritation to the mucosal surface. Drink fluids avoid foods w sharp edges, acidity and spices until recovered.
Answered 10/10/2020
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