Anosmia (Loss of Smell): Causes & Treatment - Cleveland Clinic
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Who Does Anosmia Affect?How Common Is Anosmia?Is Anosmia Dangerous?What Is The Difference Between Ageusia and Anosmia?Are There Other Smell Disorders?Temporary anosmia can affect people of all ages. But a long-lasting loss of sense of smell is more common among adults over the age of 50. In rare cases, people have congenital anosmia. In other words, they were born with the condition. Congenital anosmia affects roughly one in 10,000 people.See more on my.clevelandclinic.org Temporary anosmia can affect people of all ages. But a long-lasting loss of sense of smell is more common among adults over the age of 50. In rare cases, people have congenital anosmia. In other words, they were born with the condition. Congenital anosmia affects roughly one in 10,000 people.
Temporary anosmia can affect people of all ages. But a long-lasting loss of sense of smell is more common among adults over the age of 50. In rare cases, people have congenital anosmia. In other words, they were born with the condition. Congenital anosmia affects roughly one in 10,000 people.
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