Anosmia, or the loss of the sense of smell, might happen as a result of injury, infection, or genetics. It is more dangerous than people generally imagine – an anosmic person might not be able to smell gas leaks, for example, or bad food.

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Carol66 9 Posts I am not happy with my doctor i have gone through so many until I found a clinic in washington the taste and smell clinic doctor robert henkin has anyone ever heard of him or got good results and who else could you help me with i am on medicare and medicaid i need help i live in chicago and i am not happy with washington i have invested in this any ideas please help.
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Anosmia / Loss Of Smell is an uncomfortable condition for sure. Carol66, i think you should visit the nearest specialist who is known for providing these services. Place or location doesn't matter till you get the best treatment.

Replied on Sunday, September 29, 2013 11:34 AM

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Carol66
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I am working on it I need help I am crossing channels. I have a doctor in Washington and i am not satisfied and i am looking for other advice here,please help. This is a first message i have received from here please help , you have any ideas or help please feeling so alone i need to talk to people need help that have the same thing.

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Carol Pavlik

Replied on Monday, September 30, 2013 1:52 PM

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