- Big news surfaced amid Coronavirus crisis
- New problem facing people even after recovering from Covid-19
- Study revealed, many people complain of Loss of Smell
new Delhi. The coronavirus epidemic around the world has made people live. So far, the number of people infected with the Karona virus has crossed seven lakhs. India is moving fast among the most corona spreading countries in the world. But the more frightening news among all of them is that even after recovering from the corona virus (Recover from Coronavirus) many people are facing a different kind of problem.
In fact, even after recovering from corona, the smell of loss in many people has reduced significantly. Many people have lost their ability to smell. The study (Research on covid 19) has revealed that some people recovering from corona infection are experiencing inability to smear.
After coming under the grip of Corona virus infection, a new problem is coming up in the patients who are getting healthy. In fact, many people are losing their ability to smell and taste. According to doctors, some people who have won the war against the corona epidemic may have to live with ‘invisible disability’ forever. Due to Corona’s grip, they have lost their ability to loss (Smell).
Anosmia kills the ability to smelle you in life, according to Mellard, president of org, a French group created to help the Corona victims. It is a kind of torture.
He said that people with anosmia do not even smell the smoke, gas leaks and poorly washed dustbin produced by the fire.
A recent study of 103 corona-infected patients via telephone has revealed that the person’s ability to smell has been affected since three days after the infection. This study, published in the Journal of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, states that a person’s ability to smell begins to be affected by the third day of infection. The special thing is that even after recovering from the corona, this problem persists.
Novel coronaviruses also cause
anosmia. According to ear, nose and throat specialist Alan Corre at a hospital in Paris, there are dozens of causes of anosmia, such as nasal infections, chronic rhinitis, diabetes, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s but now novel coronaviruses are also on this list. has been added.
Two Paris-based studies,
he said, realized the real challenge when you lost the ability to smell and did not get back even after recovering from an infection. The problem is that there is no specific treatment for the condition. Two Paris hospitals are further studying such cases.
Not to fear, the
researchers say that the lack of smelling ability does not mean that death is near. There is no need to fear or panic.
