Suggest Treatment For Olfactory Hallucination
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Hello, and thanks for your question.
What you describe could be a couple of things. One, this smell could have been imprinted in your nose from inhaling smoke in a particularly severe or traumatic time. Or, it could be an olfactory hallucination. I would visit a doctor for a nose exam, and if negative, consider seeing a psychiatrist to consider an atypical neuroleptic like Risperdal.
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