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Disgusting tongue
My friend has it and she's "allergic" to any acidic food
Bitch, your tongue is all gaping

>>17982785
I have a mild case of it too, is there anything I can do or am i just out of luck as a genetic failure?

>>17982775
Mine came back in 3 months

>>17982775
it does come back. might last for a while though

>>17982785
>Disgusting tongue
i'd rather stay a KV than suck that

>>17982775
Lmao chill the fuck out you pansy. I think it took me a week or maybe 2.

Just use it as a chance to lose some weight. Might as well eat steamed veggies if everything tastes the same.

I wish my niece had a tongue like that.

>>17982775
> 3 days into

chill the fuck out man. just give it a month, it will come back.

Thanks anons I feel calmer now.
>>17982837
Unfortunately I don't need to lose weight but yeah it might be a good opportunity to create some healthy habits.

>>17982775
no refunds :^)
real talk though it took like a week or so for mine to come back when i was full physically recovered, some of my friends couldn't taste anything for months, you'll be ok anon.

Texture is king if you can't taste anything. Go for crunchy, crisp stuff.

>>17982796
It's called geographic tongue. There's no cure but it's not all that bad.

I have a severe case. My ability to handle certain powerful flavors is always in flux: spicy, tannins, alcohol, and hops. On good days I can eat any spicy food without issues, habaneros are nothing to me. On bad days a flaming hot cheeto could make me cry. It makes life more interesting, sometimes frustrating but mostly interesting. Its become more stable now that I'm in my 30s.

>>17982886
Are bits of your tongue falling out?

>>17982775
>Ribbed for his pleasure

>>17982837
You still need to eat for nutrition. You probably won't feel great just eating steamed veggies.

>>17982886
geographic tongue is another thing entirely

>>17982775
It does but your taste might change

>>17982775
You can train your nose to get your sense of smell back. Start sniffing strong, aromatic spices/ingredients like cinnamon, fennel, shrimp paste, etc.

>>17982775
>covid
you'll be fine, faggot

only taste related symptom i had was that ketchup and mayo specifically tasted absolutely foul for a week, i thought the whole jar had gone bad. was pretty weird

Covid literally gives you brain damage and drops your IQ by about 10 points. Look it up, literal retard. : )

>>17982775
Look on the bright side, you're going to save billions on spices!

took mine about a month and a half to come back

>>17982775
For me, anything with alcohol or coffee tasted bad and fresh made bread smelled unpleasant. Lasted about 3 months

>>17982775
I had covid December 2020. Lost my taste and smell, came back after like 4-5 days

>>17982775
ivermectin low dose (whorespasstee)
sent some to a bubby that cooks and lost his smell from the 'rona
he reported back 1 tube later
"its like the sun breaking through the clouds"

covid doesn't real

>>17982775
mine still aren't right after 6 months.
Its not terrible its just not right.

>losing your senses to the memeflu
ngmi

>>17982775
A buddy of mine got COVID a couple months after it hit stateside and his taste and smell still aren’t 100%
Hang in there Anon

Could be gone forever, could come back tomorrow, or anywhere in between. You could also end up with permanently altered senses and everything might taste weird or bad. I just got over COVID last week, first time having it, I coughed maybe 4 times and my nose ran a very small amount, no taste or smell loss. My brother, aunt, mother, cousin, other brother, friend, etc all lost taste whenever they had it and they were back to normal within a few months. Good luck.

On this note does anyone else actually lose their taste and smell from the common cold? It happens every single time I have a cold (no, not COVID, this has been happening for 25 years.)

>>17982775
When I had it, I didn't lose my senses there, but some foods tasted like ammonia for a couple of weeks. That was pretty rough

>>17982775
Mine came back after a few months, but it ain't as strong as it was. Beer tastes pretty much like nothing now

I've had covid since last friday but my taste is still ok.
Just a little bit of sore throat

>>17982775
Covid only exists as a chink computer model. Funny how cold and flu disappeared when they pushed their garbage reset.

>>17982775
Eat healthy while flavor isn't an issue, you'll be good again within 90 days anyway, probably on the lower end of that.

>>17982775
You have psychosis, induced by anxiety and stress

my taste and smell came back but not fully or correctly, foods are fine, onions and garlic smell stronger now, kind of gross and some smells aren't 100% like they used to be, i can't smell shit still, kind of miss smelling my own farts

it's been well over a year since i had rona

>>17982775
ha ha faggot

>>17982775
Have you literally never had a cold before?

>>17984313
>onions and garlic smell stronger now, kind of gross
Onions and garlic smell like death to me after covid, along with coffee and a few other things

>ctrl f
>alpha lipoic acid
>0 results
You people dont even try, its a few pills a day for a few days. Thats it

>>17984582
yea i saw the dr berg video too, been taking it and benfotiamine, zinc, various suppliments, d3 and doing the smell therapy

in all honesty, it's not that big of a deal, i think the severity of the smell/taste loss and if it comes back at all is based how much damage the virus did to the olfactory bulb and related nerves, my infection occurred only in my sinuses for about 2 maybe 3 days, paib wise I've had way worse bacterial sinus infections but covid attacks cells that related viruses dont even touch

>>17982775
i had NO smell or taste for 11 months due to sinus polyps. you'll live

>>17983633
Same here. My taste and smell are still half fucked after almost two years.

>>17982775
I immediately went on a regimen of antihistamine, ibuprofein, and vitamin C
This was under the hypothesis that inflamation of the nasal tissues was the cause. And it was over the counter and non-contradicted with any other medicine normally used

>>17982775
start taking zinc, mine came back shortly after that, might just be a coincidence but i know what a nightmare you're going through so anything is worth a shot

>>17982785
Doesn't this happen from eating too much acidic things?

>>17982775
my dad's came back in 48 hours

my unvaxxed ass still hasn't caught covid so I can't add much

>>17982775
>waaahhh bloo bloo bloo i cant taste anything becsuz of COOF!

>loss of taste is psychosomatic, quit being a pussy
>I am a genetic defect and deserve to suffer
Choose one.

>>17982775
My friend was explaining this to me yesterday.
He got it a month ago and at this point it's weakened to the point he can taste again, but it still lingers. He says it actually adds to the flavor at this point.
He compared it to going to a seafood place and getting pasta, you still get a breath of salty fish even if it's just pasta. I'm not a huge fan of diet soda but I sometimes I can appreicate how it can feel like someone added antimatter to my coke. It adds a unique air to the flavor.

>>17982775
Fake and gay

>>17984602
""""""""""""Dr""""""""""""" berg is not a real doctor and is also retarded and a meme

>>17982775
I've heard people went without their senses for up to a year.

I got covid twice and didn't lose taste somehow, don't know if it's the vaccine or if I was just lucky

>>17985148
retard

>>17982775
This is a sfw board you fag

>>17982775
Got the ability to smell back after 3 months, but only some things and others just smelled wrong or straight up nauseating.
year and a half out im like 90% back to what i could smell before and most things smell correct again

>>17983667
If I had a severe enough cold or flu then my taste would definitely be a little muted. Nothing like things tasting like complete shit or anything. Just could barely taste anything

>>17982775
Holy shit apparently a tongue with cracks is called a "scrotal tongue"

never tested, never vaxxed, food tastes amazing and I have a foreskin

Taste comes back within 2 weeks
Smell can take 3 to 4 weeks. I barley started to smell my BO again after 3 weeks. I was getting worried

>>17982802
took me about 2 weeks
I tried everything I could, no idea if it affected the time

>>17982775
mine came back after a week or two
the worst part was the couple days BEFORE I lost my taste; I had this constant bitter, slightly metallic taste in my mouth, everything I consumed tasted horrible even water.

>>17982775
For most people it'll come back. Might be permanent for some. For some people, it doesn't come back the entire way. But if you are not in a job where sense of taste and smell is super critical (like wine connoisseurs or perfume maker or some shit), meh.

DO YOU REGAIN FULL SENSE OF TASTE THOUGH????

i lost my sense of smell/taste for only 2 days, it was super weak for two weeks, and 6months later, i still feel like food doesnt taste as complex and amazing as it used too....

ive been finding myself abusing cayenne pepper sauce lately, ive been putting that shit on everything. i used to not do that.

>>17983592
yeah... i didnt use horse paste and my smell/taste also came back in "1 tubes" amount of time

>>17982775
it's been over a year n mine has not came back, i can still taste really strong things like ass and koolaid but everything else is just kinda bland

>>17982775
Real shitshow starts a few weeks or months later; your sense of smell and taste gets so warped that nothign taste right, or even your favorite foods might tatse and smell like shit. I have it, and it mainly targets meat and animal products. This shit is created in a lab to create the new world order

>>17986823
i'm honestly starting to believe that

>>17982775
Took mine two years to recover so good luck.

>>17983667
I lose my sense of taste and smell when my allergies are bad af in the spring.

>mfw never had covid(as far as I know)
I never even took the vax. Being a neet has its benefits

>>17982775
Pureblood here, never had covid or loss of taste
My inferior father did get both but he is fine now, only lasted a week. He is pureblood too

>>17982775
I had the same thing first time I had covid, unironically you need to buy a collection of essential oils
>inb4 durr middle aged white woman alternative medicine
No you're instead gonna smell them everyday.
My sense of smell and taste was gone, a few days in I panicked and started smelling everything I could, bought some cheap lavendar, rosemary and rose oil off amazon and sniffed those. Actually cured me, you gotta regain those neural pathways.
Weirdest illness that I've ever had does not feel "natural" by any means

>>17986732
what is this from and why does it turn me on so much?

>>17987228
>. He is pureblood too
pureblood thing is a meme, right? i saw some boomer with a pureblood shirt, and i think it had that harry potter logo or something with the pyramid and eyeball or some shit

Ate a raw clover of garlic and it had both taste and after taste. Future is looking good.
>>17987244
My mom is into essential oils, I'll definitely ask her for some.

You deserve it for not getting vaxxed

>>17987364
You can lose it taking vacs or not, anti vacs are retarded but thinking the vaccines are some miracle cure is retarded too.

>>17982775
My mom lost taste for about 1 week.
In my case, about 5 days. But I could still taste, only lightly. Smell loss was bigger, couldn’t smell my own shit in the loo.
But I am not convinced it was covid. For me, it was 100% like a bad flu I had 6 years ago. Just because I was tested positive didn’t mean it’s a big deal.

>>17987271
>why does it turn me on so much?
because it should, its from Knock Knock
Whats odd is i posted that pic on /pol/ and got banned for a week thus confirming /pol/ jannies are trannies

>>17987386
Trump lost

>>17986674
in all likelihood some people probably suffer permanent nerve damage, they tried to play it down in the beginning as it was just "helper cells" that will grow back but later real non TV experts began to say it could be much worse

i'm experiencing prolonged sensory issue, most smells are back, most tastes, but not everything is 100%, from my experience I would say depending on how much inflammation you felt and for how long in your sinus region might clue you in on how badly the virus attacked your olfactory nerves - i never suffered any respiratory issues from covid, mine presented as a sinus infection for 2 maybe 3 days, in the beginning I though it was just a typical sinus infection you might get from swimming but the tests confirmed I had covid, it's been well of a year since i had it

i've done everything everyone's recommended from taking certain supplements, smell therapy to the retarded burnt orange and brown sugar gimmick

if nerve damage is significant, nothing short of stim cell therapy will grow them back

>>17982775
bruh we live in a simulation

>>17987422
>UK
>"Felony"
You can get away with raping a minor and receive no record through "Community Resolution." Guess which side of the pond made this image.

>>17987719

>>17987719
no, "You" can't. Muzzies and oligarchs can.

>>17982775
It damaged your brain.
There are some olfactory re-training videos you can try on youtube. A coworker of mine found it restored his taste. When he described it to me, it was like smelling a lemon wedge, intentse thinking of lemon, smelling again, and then tasting lemon a 2nd time...stuff like that.
https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mayo-clinic-minute-hope-for-covid-19-patients-whove-lost-their-sense-of-taste-smell/#:~:text=The%20good%20news%20is%20that,be%20sped%20up%20even%20more.

>>17982775
unironically you need zinc, your body allocates all your zinc to your immune system to fight the virus which leaves the rest of your body depleted and that affects your smell/taste respecters

>>17982775
Wait, you guys didn't die from COVID?

>>17987767
imagine

>>17987828
i was dead long ago, at this point it's just my body convulsing like a chicken with it's head cut off

>>17987464
Reminds of tinnitus and people trying all sorts of therapy in desperation. Sensory nerve damage is no joke.

My experience was smell came back in 4~ days, taste came back fully in 2 weeks.

>>17982775
You never had taste to begin with. The "covid made me lose taste" is a coping mechanism.

>>17988248
fuck this shit man

>>17988248
>tinnitus
i don't know what the stretch is called but when i was in PT for my spinal injury the therapist taught me this stretch where you turn your head to the side and put your hand just below your collar bone and pull down as you push your chin up and if you do it right your neck will crack and and you will feel immense relief

>>17988296
Tinnitus can have various causes, neck problems being one of them and in that case it's curable. Hearing loss tinnitus however is likely to be permanent and almost untreatable, 'almost' because in the last few years some novel treatments started appearing but I don't know how well they work.

I never lost taste, just smell. My smell mostly came back within a couple weeks. I did have issues with certain perfumes smelling like burning plastic for months though.

>>17988355
that sucks! i lost most of my hearing at a young age from being a drummer, high powered rifles and top fuel dragsters.
No one really talks about how hearing loss is frequency dependent, i can can hear some people just fine while others i can barely hear at all

>>17988402
WHAT?

>>17988434
kek

>>17982775
Lasted almost a month for me but came back. By the end I had actually accepted I may not ever taste food again and just made the most basic shit without any seasoning because it didn't matter. Saved a bit of cash.

>>17982775
if it doesnt come back do mushrooms, something about the neuroplasticity they promote allows your tastebuds to be restored

>>17987228
Im pureblood, only lost my smell for a bit, never lost taste.
mom got the clot shot and lost her taste for a year

>>17982775
It will come back

(results may vary)

>>17982775
I had 100% taste-loss from Corona', and it did eventually come back.
Don't lose hope anon.

>>17982775
Took me 6 months to get it back. Don’t lose hope.

>>17982775
give it a month or two.. also look on the positive side you can now eat all the food you usually hate or eat only the cheapest food lol

>>17982785
I have a geographic tongue and I can eat acidic stuff just fine

>>17987386
the vaccine will kill you and you call people smart enough to not take it dumb.

>>17988955
I'm also pureblood and both are still mostly gone since this last thanksgiving. Just so happened to be around my vaxxed family right before getting sick.

>>17984954
Consider buying a canister of helium and exit bagging yourself.

>>17982775
I had covid and now I appear to be unable to tolerate any level of spice whatsoever, which sucks because I liked spice. Like even sweet chilli sauce is a struggle, or red doritos. I think something got fucked up with my temperature sensors because mint sucks too and I now absolutely have to have ice cold water at all times.

Does it get better? It's been 4 months. I tried building up a tolerance again but it sucks when even a Korma means I have to drink milk with it

Onions, raw garlic, coffee, and certain seafood taste horrible to me. This has been going on for nearly a year. I miss onions a lot...it really limits the amount of stuff you can eat since theyre such a common ingredient. It's a slight loss to overall quality of life, desu. Given that its likely nerve damage/parosmia, the only information ive found is that it MAY be fixed with time. Is there any way to fix this? I miss asian food.

>>17991343
Take zinc, with a meal every day, maybe 25mg with lunch and another 25mg with dinner. I can't promise it will help my my smell and taste were back to 100% within a few weeks of getting over the coof

For me it went away after about six months, during which I accidentally made all of the other people in my building intensely hate me because I used to use smell to tell when I needed to change the litter box.

> Getting COVID, ever
Kill yourselves, Zogbots. It's 2022, I'm not vaccinated, I wear a mask, and still haven't caught COVID.

EZ PZ

I got my taste back 3 days after losing it

>>17982775
Just do it