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lost sense of smell then regained it after general anesthetic
Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Apr 6 6:06pm | Replies (7)Comment receiving replies
That’s amazing! If I were a medical professional, I’d like to think that I would be curious enough to look into the matter and see what research or study might be relevant. Have you researched it? What’s your status now?
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Hi Celia
Thanks for the reply. Yes, the disinterest amazed me.
Currently I have reverted to no sense of smell. I believe that it is common to administer a Proteolytic (breaks down unwanted nuisance proteins in the form of Fibrin)at the time of surgery in order to reduce the occurrence of blood clots. Therefore, I am interested in Serrapeptase. It is a proteolytic enzyme that is known for it's proteolytic properties. Perhaps it was that particular medication that was administered at surgery.
Regards.