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ability to smell and taste things and let's talk about losing your sense of smell with scientists rachel herz what i'd like to know 1st of all is if it could be permanent. so small loss with hope at 90 that we really don't know what permanent leaves so it's only been about a year's though that we've been into this crisis and it's certainly the case that with upper respiratory tract infections loss occurs but there's hope for regaining it in those conditions and i think that probably will be the case here as well and there are different methods that can facilitate that especially things like snell training some people have been experiencing this learn from months and months and months i mean a year can be a long time how how traumatic can that experience be emotionally and psychologically well it's extremely traumatic and one of the problems being in this idea of permanence how long is it going to last is it going to be forever you don't know and so that uncertainty even adds more to and at the very traumatic to lose your sense of smell which people unfortunately don't realize because our sens