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Is it normal for my smell to begin to come back 6 days after losing smell from covid and then abruptly i lose those gains/improvements of smell on the 7th day? its kind of sad. i was excited to get smell back, and then it dropped off quickly?
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Have patience chances are high it might come back gradually again. It does in most cases Good luck
Answered 7/22/2022
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