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Anosmia is the loss of your sense of smell, and is often caused by a viral infection. It affected many people during the Covid pandemic, and still affects many in the UK today.

Kelly also added that anosmia can affect all parts of life, including relationships and social interactions, as smell is considered part of our limbic system.

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