Long haul COVID symptoms torment survivors with 'sewage' smells
TEXAS, USA — 3.5 million Texans have contracted COVID-19 and many of these people are still dealing with stubborn symptoms from the virus.
A common symptom is losing your sense of taste or smell. A less common one affects about 10% of people who have had COVID according to a Wiley study in June.
It's called Parosmia, a smell disorder that distorts odors. It can make things someone once loved smell and taste like sewage, garbage, gasoline, mold or ammonia - just to name a few.
Henderson resident Angela Johnson got COVID in late December. She's still trying to recover her senses.
"I've sort of had to re-learn what things smell like... A lot of things smelled like raw or rotting meat," she said.
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