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JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2013
A56-year-oldwomanpresentedwitha several-yearhistoryofnasal obstructive symptoms and anosmia. Despite previous courses of fluticasonepropionate,sheexperiencedno improvement.Shehad noassociatedpain, rhinorrhea,headaches, changes invision,or epistaxis, and her medical history was negative for either allergic rhinitis or chronic rhinosinusitis.
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A56-year-oldwomanpresentedwitha several-yearhistoryofnasal obstructive symptoms and anosmia. Despite previous courses of fluticasonepropionate,sheexperiencedno improvement.Shehad noassociatedpain, rhinorrhea,headaches, changes invision,or epistaxis, and her medical history was negative for either allergic rhinitis or chronic rhinosinusitis.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1987
In steroid-dependent anosmia (nasal polyps, inhalant allergy, anosmia), high doses of steroids will temporarily restore the sense of smell, a diagnostic test. Appropriate surgery can then be carried out, followed by low-dose, long-term steroid therapy to maintain the sense of smell.
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In steroid-dependent anosmia (nasal polyps, inhalant allergy, anosmia), high doses of steroids will temporarily restore the sense of smell, a diagnostic test. Appropriate surgery can then be carried out, followed by low-dose, long-term steroid therapy to maintain the sense of smell.
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2019
This chapter introduces the nose and the eyes as essential to the perception of healthy and unhealthy air, water, and whole landscapes. While sickness is a well-known theme of Civil War prisons, scholarly discussions of disease, hospitals, and medicine are often disembodied from individual lived-experience.
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This chapter introduces the nose and the eyes as essential to the perception of healthy and unhealthy air, water, and whole landscapes. While sickness is a well-known theme of Civil War prisons, scholarly discussions of disease, hospitals, and medicine are often disembodied from individual lived-experience.
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Anosmia Treated with Acupuncture
Acupuncture in Medicine, 2003This is a report detailing the successful treatment of a case of anosmia with acupuncture. The patient was managed conventionally for two years with no sign of improvement. She regained the sense of smell following one session of acupuncture. Such patients should be investigated for any detectable organic cause prior to treatment with acupuncture.
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