Another surprise came when the patients were asked about their symptoms four weeks after their infection dates. While 36 of the 113 who suffered anosmia and/or dysgeusia reported that they still had coughs, 26 said they had difficulty breathing and five still had fevers, approximately half noted that they had yet to fully recover their lost senses.
"Although altered sense of smell or taste showed an improvement in most cases during the course of the disease, these symptoms were still the most frequently reported by patients with COVID-19 4 weeks after testing," the researchers wrote. There was no correlation between those patients who again tested positive for COVID-19 four weeks after their initial diagnosis and those who were still having trouble smelling or tasting at this point.
Kinda like with a cold...?
Keep pushing the fake fear ! People don't believe your dribble!
You eat less when smell is gone
False, no data
I wonder if it is related to the brain swab they get for testing
Yes. There are also studies that show lingering neurological symptoms and people experiencing weird symptoms months after being infected.
No more Dutch ovens!!
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