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Old 05-16-2010, 12:56 AM #1
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Default Weird smells since coiling of aneurysm
Drs cannot figure out why I have these weird smells on various occasions. I have had all types of tests. All I know is I did not have this problem before my procedure a year and a half ago. I find the smelling increases when I am really tired. feels like something going on around eye area when the smells are happening. Sometime smells are plesant, sometimes not so pleasant, never welcomed. Anyone else have anything like this? Thanks
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