Advice of Anosmia | Diseasemaps

remembering: change things you can and embrace things you cant, its not going to change.

by Ladros

There is nothing that can change my condition, it is congenital and cannot be reversed

by Tom

Communicating with other patients about this rare condition helps enormously.

by Neil Smith

I try to stay happy despite my health problems: true happiness is the state of your mind and inner self and it does not depend on external circumstances/Я стараюсь не терять радости, несмотря на болезнь

by Ivan

http://www.youtube.com/tehHilariousGales

by Jared Gale

smell training

by christine kelly

Smell training

by Cath

Finding and talking with other anosmics

by Ken

When people remember my disability, despite not being able to see it physically affecting me

by Hannah Mesches

acceptance of disability

by Susan

Knowing research is going on at Monell

by John Hickey

doTERRA essential oils

by Anya Beaupre

adding lots of spices to food

by Becky

Laugh about it and learn to not let it define who you are

by Dan

Flixonase Nasal Spray

by Sophie

Riding my bike listening through headphones to Little Feat or Joni Mitchell always energises me

by Joe

Thanking God every day for the blessing of life. I can smell some stuff after a fashion, wheras intially I could not. I can see and hear.

by Ellen

Coming out with this disease in front of my family and friends.

by Kazimierz

There has been no lmprovement at all, so better does not apply

by Rob

The fact that I can't smell farts

by Maggie Eason

las narices de las personas q amo, huelen por mi

by Aye

Connecting to other people with K.S definitely helps

by Daniel

Joined the Facebook group "Congenital anosmia"

by Lunkumea

Smell training

by KoKo

Endoscopic sinus surgery

by Jeff

friends to talk with

by Sara

I've never had a sense of smell.

by Amberg0sa

Cipralex takes the edge off my anxiety and depression symptoms so I can work on them effectively.

by Becky

Knowing other people have same condition

by Lesley

Uso um timer na cozinha para cozinhar qualquer coisa, me ajuda a não queimar nada no fogão

by Alyne

Friends and I are 'comfortable enough' to have a laugh about it; having a positive spin on it helps.

by Robert

Music together with sunsets

by Synne

Smell training with essential,oils

by KK

It could have been worse (the injury)

by Justme

Joining online support groups

by Beamotta

Spice food up a bit. It makes it taste better!

by Anita

Using homeopathic remedies and seeing a naturopath is giving me hope

by Jennifer

Taking antidepressant regularly seems to keep me level most of the time.

by Connie

Therapy

by Kerry

Connection with others who have anosmia

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Finding an expert who treats my condition

by bethanthony

concentrate on birding and photographing (vision and sound)

by Sandy Sorlien

Spicy/ jalapeno chips helps a lot!

by D

Acceptance

by Anne

The best thing I have found is to remove myself from triggering things as much as possible, though this is getting more and more difficult.

by audreygest

Knowing the cause for my anosmia

by Joseph Green

I eat spicy food

by demarscat

Live with someone with a sense of smell

by Alyssa

Remembering that I could have a worse condition.

by Cynthia

GRADUAL DETERIORATION OVER 15 YEARS

by JC