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Medical Conditions - Smell Disorders

Smell disorder can be a reduction in the ability to detect odor (hyposmia), complete loss of ability for odor detection (anosmia), a change in odor perception (parosmia), or odor sensation of something that does not exist (phantosmia). It can be caused as a result of smoking, aging, sinus infection, dental issues, certain medications, radiotherapy, etc.

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Why does a child get nauseous when exposed to odd smells?

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I am 19. How can I manage foul-smelling vaginal discharge?

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