Data gathered by the organisation ENT UK, which represents ear, nose and throat specialists, suggests the inability to smell — and often taste — may be the very first symptom of COVID-19 and start within hours of infection.
Went to the Drs last week with really bad wind. Didnt mind so much because silent & no smell. Dr asked if I'd had Covid symptoms in the last month. Shocked, I asked if it caused bad trumps. He said No, but it would explain why I couldnt smell the dead rat ether that i'd excreted!
A friend in this situation hasn’t got taste back two months the after symptoms start!
Where is the vaccine? WeakMedicalScience
Much like the time I drank a bottle of TCP thinking it was a weird spirit
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