parosmia

/pəˈrɑzmiə/
noun
  1. A condition in which the sense of smell is distorted, causing familiar odors to smell unpleasant or different.
    • She was diagnosed with parosmia after noticing that flowers smelled like chemicals.
    • Parosmia can last for months and affect a person's appetite.
    • Many COVID-19 patients report parosmia, where food smells like garbage.
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