It’s been over a year since the world has been under the grip of the deadly COVID-19 virus. The fight against this pandemic is slowly easing with the development and availability of vaccines. However, some people continue to suffer long-term effects of the virus that
The first bite of a slice of pizza. The icy chill of an iced coffee on a hot summer day. The aroma of honeysuckle, firewood, and your mother’s perfume. Smells and taste connect us to memories and help form them, too, and losing these senses
Having our sense of smell and taste are two important abilities we often take for granted. However, especially for those who suffer from long COVID symptoms, there is no other option. The COVID-19 virus can affect people in different ways, and even long after contracting
Long COVID can be described as a condition in which a person still experiences symptoms of COVID-19 long after recovering from the virus or testing negative for it. While COVID-19 affects each individual differently, many of its associated symptoms may be enough for some people
Surviving a serious infection such as COVID-19 is a tremendous privilege and gift. However, its symptoms can produce long-lasting or even lifelong effects in its aftermath. One of these symptoms includes a reduced or complete loss of smell, otherwise known as anosmia. Many people still
When most people contract the COVID-19 virus, they may exhibit symptoms for up to two weeks or more. However, for others, the symptoms of COVID-19 can extend well into several months, causing a multitude of other health problems along the way. People with long COVID
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