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Covid-19 and parosmia. what medication can be used for parosmia?
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Self isolate: Please self isolate for at least 14 days, with a negative test, no symptoms and no fever for three days whichever is longer. The CDC has new guidelines if there are no symptoms and the test is negative at day 6. Drink fluids, rest, treat fever with Tylenol rather than Motrin. Parosmia may reduce your appetite and tends to resolve as the viral infection resolves.
Answered 11/30/2020
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