Why do corona patients' sense of smell suffer?

Symptoms of the corona virus were first reported from Wuhan, then from Iran, and later from Italy, affecting the ability of people infected with the virus to smell.

Scientists now claim to have discovered the underlying cause of the olfactory sensation in people infected with the corona virus.

According to scientists, the most common cause of sniffing is usually caused by a viral infection, including a common cold or respiratory tract infection.

But this ability to smell is affected by nasal congestion, so in these cases it happens that after the infection is over, the person's sense of smell also returns immediately.

But according to scientists, if we talk about code-19, ie corona virus, the reason for affecting the sense of smell has been seen differently.

Scientists say that many patients infected with the coronavirus suddenly lost their ability to smell and recovered within a week or two.

Many patients infected with the virus said they did not have a stuffy nose at the time, but still could not smell or smell anything.

Scientists say this does not affect coronary artery disease due to nasal congestion.

According to scientists, aroma molecules (fragrance particles) do not reach the receptors in the nose in patients with COD-19.

To find out why, experts took a CT scan of patients infected with the corona virus, which revealed that the olfactory part of the infected patient's nose, called the 'olfactory cleft', contained mucus and soft tissue. The muscle was blocked due to swelling.

This condition is called 'Clift Syndrome' in scientific correction and CT scan showed that the affected person's nose is very clean so that he does not have any difficulty in breathing through the nose.