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I guess i have to tell the opthamologist this. I heard of people getting hypersensitivity to smells, usually due to infections or not. She doesnt believe i have it because i keep saying the symptom cycle, i should been more clearer and said pins and needles.
the loss of smell and sensations happened all of the sudden. hOPEFULLY THE eye doctor can refer me to a neuro or at least rheumatologist, but it really takes several months to get a appointment, and i dont want to be referred to the same PCP, that thinks its all in my head, She had no interest in diagnosing me other than with a mental problem, she kept changing the subject.
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