Sensory impairment: How the coronavirus is getting on our nerves | COVID-19 Special
health December 3rd. 2022, 9:03amMany people who catch Covid-19 report a loss of taste and smell. For some it’s one of a range of symptoms. For others, it’s the only one. Scientists studying the phenomenon believe the sensory impairment could be caused by the virus attacking nerve cells in the nose. This leads to questions about the disease’s effect on the brain.
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