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When will my smell sense return? My PCR of covid19 was positive and I lost my sense of smell before 3 days. Jeff Diver · 15m ago retired reference assistant at Cornell University Library Haidar, First, some good news “…in most cases, SARS-CoV-2 infection is  unlikely to  permanently  damage olfactory neural circuits and lead to persistent anosmia , …, a condition that is associated with a variety of mental and social health issues, particularly depression and anxiety.” [1] Now, the bad.  Patience, however, will be required . A cursory survey of similar questions on Quora and on the web indicates that most patients regain their sense of smell or at least notice some improvement within 4 weeks of initial symptoms. [2] “ So why does smell not return in some cases?  This is more theoretical but follows from what we know about inflammation in other systems. Inflammation is the body’s response to damage and results in the release of chemicals that destroy the tissues involved. “When this inf

How do I go viral? Answer Follow · 11 Request Kyle Dring ,  studied at High Schools Answered 16h ago Originally Answered:  How does one become viral? It depends what on. The trick is to learn the algorithm. The other trick is to find the part of the algorithm you find better. I’ve been on quora for nearly a year, and whilst I say it’s been fun there’s some hard parts for beginners. Afterwards you can easily just make a new answer and with your tricks easily go viral. For this demonstration I will be teaching you my tips and tricks for QUORA. Not YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, even Facebook or Reddit. Warning! Please use this information carefully as this is the first time I’ve shared what exactly to do. I’ve gotten multiple viral answers from using my found tricks. Please at least give me credit. I will be demonstrating my quora tricks since you’ve asked the question on this site. When I first joined Quora, I didn’t realise the algorithm meant everything. And I’m terrible with algorithms

Were the medical staff at the Siberian Omsk hospital responsible for the treatment of Navalny in any way complicit in covering up the poisoning diagnosis or are the Germans wrong? Jeff Diver · 19m ago retired reference assistant at Cornell University Library William, Can anything that Putin says  about the manner in which Putin is disposing of his political opponents  be believed? Has Putin been honest  about the circumstances surrounding the premature deaths of any of those who have dared speak out against his autocratic administration? [1]   [2] [3] No ! Just as Russian agent #Trump believes all government employees in the USA work directly for him,  the medical staff at the Siberian Omsk hospital works for Putin, not for Russia .  As will other Putin mouthpieces, they will say what pleases Putin or else. Denials  that Novichok (which poisons by targeting neuromuscular signalling) [4]  was used  are falling flat  partly because this is the public relations message Putin wants to send