← Return to lost sense of smell then regained it after general anesthetic

Discussion

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
@jnwr

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.

Jump to this post

Replies to "Hi Celia Thanks for the reply. Yes, the disinterest amazed me. Currently I have reverted to..."
celia16 | @celia16 | Apr 5 7:18pm

That’s a good idea. I guess I might consider how the relaxation could impact the nerve endings and……it’s such an interesting outcome. Please post your findings.

VIEW AND REPLY