hi, i lose my smell , it start from 3 years ago , now cannot scent anything. there is no histaminic problem.?
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You should really say 'You lose or you lost your SENSE of smell'. Otherwise it sounds like you were smelly and now you're not!\n\nTry something  for nasal congestion or sinus. There are different tablets available (e.g. sinutab) but the most effective is a nasal spray that you put up a nostril, then squeeze it and sniff at the same time, Is is very good . You might not think you have a sinus or congestion problem but you could well have a build up of catarrah or mucus which is hindering your sense of smell.\nGood luck\nLisa x
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Don't worry about it, it's completely normal. It's all part of growing up. Mines been like that since i was fifteen and i'm 74 now. though my dog has no nose
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Take a scrub bath with antiseptic solution, if it doesnt help take some anti-histaminic like Pseudoehedrine, if still doesnt help consult ur physician for any allergy or disease process.
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It sounds like a allergic reaction to a airborne inhalant. Does it occur at the same location? Like at home. Could be anything from dust mites to mold spores. I turn 35 before I had allergies and denied it for two years before going to the doctor and get some singular. The don't even bother me now. Hope you find out as easy as me.
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smell (i cant smell anyway cuz my nose is always stuffy from allergies)
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it might be allergies! talk to a doctor.
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Ok, did this start rather suddenly, does it itch?  Have you had contact with something new?...soap, lotion, etc.  sounds like an allergic reaction.  If your mouth or throat tingle or throat feels tight...GO TO THE ER.  If this is mild and does not progress tonite, you could try taking a Benadryl 25mg. tablet...can buy over the counter at Walmart or pharmacy.  Is there a walk in clinic in your town?  If not, call your doc ( there will be someonr taking call for the holiday) and see if he/she wants you to go to the ER or if there is an office or clinic you can go to.   Some hospitals have an Urgent Care Center in connection with the ER.  This would be an appropriate place to go.  You must have had skin contact with something you are allergic to.  Hope you do well.
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yes i had this problem too. You are probably allergic to your deodorant. go to your doctor and have him prescribe some type of medical lotion to heal it. Good luck, and i hope that it clears.
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No, they don't.  If they did I would be in a world of hurt, because I love both.  I know that strong smelling foods, like garlic or onions will change your smell slightly.  If you notice an odor and you aren't experiencing any signs of infection, try adding a variety of fresh fruit to your daily diet.
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Try oral cromolyn, or a combination of H1 and H2 antihistamines. Talk to your doctor. \n\nBTW, have you been tested for systemic mastocytosis? A lot of people with SM initially were diagnosed with a lot of the same problems... And it takes an average of 10 years for most to get a proper diagnosis.
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When I was younger I had a problem with my nose drying out and I would get frequent nose bleeds.  They pretty much stopped happening around 16.  Don't worry bout it bud, more than likely you will grow out of it.
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It depends, if it is really bad, it can be caused by an infection and you should see a doctor. But if it is just more intense, then it can be caused by the food you use to take. Anyway, that smell is not bad, it is a natural one.
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Sounds an awful lot like an allergic reaction to something eaten or introduced into the immediate environment.  If Benadryl or a similar antihistimine relieves the problem, I think he's got some kind of allergy to trace down with a specialist.\n\nIf it happens at roughly the same 3 times each year, perhaps an investigation into what allergens he might be exposed to (something in bloom?) is in order.\n\nBest to you both.
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Yes I had this.I have some problems but they went away in 1-3 months.Good Luck.
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Okay a few options:\n\n1. Check your diet. Garlic and onions seep out through the skin. Broccoli and other such give you gas and can also cause odor, and there are plenty of other foods that change your body chemistry as you eat them.\n\n2. Change your deoderant. Maybe a spray instead of a stick, and spray your torso. \n\n3. Check your soap. Some perfumed soaps don't react well with a person's body chemistry making a minor smell more apparent.\n\n4. Make sure you're clothes let your body breathe. Also check to make sure your clothes don't make it worse. I thought I was having an issue but it turned out that one of my suits (for reasons I still don't know) was stinking to high heaven when I sweated. The others were fine.\n\n5. There are several natural odor-eliminatory sprays you can use. www.approachit.net has a really good one. I use it if I know I'll be hustling around in the heat and won't have time to put on deoderant except in the morning. A few sprays and I'm odor-free (not to mention my house and office!)\n\nGood luck!
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Was thoroughly and regularly and consider a spray to eliminate it.\n\nMy girlfriend had the same problem. She changed a few habits but I gave her a bottle of this spray I use called "Approach". It's an all-natural biological odor eliminator so it's perfectly safe to spray right on herself. It's helped a lot and I know it's made things much easier not only for her but for me too. You can find it online at www.approachit.net\n\nGood luck
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Severe congestion that has been on-going for 12 months is most likely to be from allergies.  There are quite a few agents: anti-histamines both drowsey and non-drowsey types, decongestants (pseudoephedrine, atrovent), mast cell stablizers, and steriod nasal sprays (there may be others I am not thinking of) can all be used and have varying sucess depending on the person.  Sometimes combinations of medications are used.  \n\nYou may also want to try to isolate what might be causing your allergies.  Pet dander, down comforter, food allergy or some other thing you have contact with every day may be worsening your symptoms.  Of course avoiding contact will help.  It doesn't matter if you didn't used to have an allergy to X, allergies can develop over time.     \n\nUsually this is a condition your primary care provider can address.  If doctors finds on physical exam that you have developed a nasal polyp (a growth on the muscous membrane inside your nose from allergies) then a referral to a specialist is warranted - otherwise this is routine business for any family doctor or midlevel provider.  \n\nI have seen water rinse devices for rinsing your nose/sinuses advertised, but I don't know of any patient who have severe symptoms who achieved relief with the device...save your money.