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What are the best treatments for Anosmia?
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To my best knowledge, there is no cure. Sometimes loss of smell will come back with time, but this depends on the cause of the loss (viral or injury). Some people are born with no sense of smell. Treatments which seem to work the best involve smell training using essential oils.
Posted Mar 20, 2017 by DebRose 1160
There is no known cure. However, learning to live with its limitations can be accomplished.
Posted Apr 24, 2017 by JHG010462 1000
For congenital anosmia, there are no treatments as far as I know.
Posted May 20, 2017 by Amberg0sa 600
Unfortunately there are no cures and no treatments.
Posted Sep 11, 2017 by Katie 1800
There are no treatments for this disease.
Posted Sep 11, 2017 by Logan Troxel 200
There is no medical treatment --so the best thing is to have a good support network (friends and family).
Posted Sep 12, 2017 by Robert 1970
therapy helps me with my symptoms, but there is no effective treatment for Congenital Anosmia.
Posted Jan 28, 2019 by Kerry 2550
There may be no treatment at all depending on what type of anosmia you have and how you acquired it and also how long you’ve had it. But new research is changing that with exciting work being done with stem cell therapy and gene therapy! Smell Training works for some people and should be started immediately. Steroids may also work for some. Don’t stop asking for help and do your own research to connect with experts in this field.
There is none for congenital anosmia
Posted Oct 4, 2019 by Amy Somers 1600
From my reading, it seems that steroids have been the most helpful for aquired anosmia, but the nasal steroid spray didn't work for me.
Posted Jan 20, 2020 by mvallenlax 500
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This condition has no cure, and not rollback if the person has not been born that way. The treatment recommended by ent doctors is to sniff the essence of roses 1 time a day, every day, and once a year go with the ent.
However, the chances of smell back are almost zero.
However, the chances of smell back are almost zero.
Posted Sep 14, 2017 by Alyne 1250
