New research suggests COVID-19 may not only be knocking out the sense of smell for some but also using the olfactory tract as a way to get into the brain.
Well, yes, that is right. But the real question is, why do you feel depressed when you have COVID-19 with smell loss? The answer could be that the disease caused by the novel coronavirus might beNew research led by Dr.
The patients reporting psychological distress were those with smell inhibition and problems associated with it.
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