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See Latest ArticlesPersistent allergic rhinitis has a moderate impact on the sense of smell, depending on both nasal congestion and inflammation
The Laryngoscope, 01/27/09
Guilemany JM et al. - Patients with PER have a moderate loss of smell (BAST-24) with a higher impairment in those with self-reported hyposmia and moderate-to-severe PER. These results suggest that the sense of smell should be further investigated in all patients with allergic rhinitis, both in a clinical setting and in clinical trials.
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