Taste & Smell Clinic

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• Referral from October 16, 2006
  

  rvtlinda@aol.com asked:

  Does anyone know how many anosmics have been successfully treated by Dr. Henkin?

  

  See the answers to question 2. http://www.tasteandsmell.com/faq_treatment.htm My reservation would be as stated in the previous email - how much improvement is "improvement" and how permanent or temporary. I would also take exception to his statement that without treatment that no improvement occurs. There are people in this group who have improved with no treatment of any sort by anybody. It is also clear in medical literature that spontaneous recovery can occur in some cases, even after a very long period of time (some years). Jan

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• Referral from August 15, 2003
  

  Desiree asked:

  Hi -- I live in the New York CIty area; my long-term boyfriend has very little sense of smell and thus taste. As an extremely sensual girl, this has continually astounded and confounded me. Through...

  

  Desiree My doctor in DC treats congenital anosmics - although I don't know the success rate. Check out www.tasteandsmell.com. As somebody who lost his smell and regained it I can assure you that the existence of bad smells is no reason to avoid being osmic. That's like telling a blind person they don't want to see because they might have to look at bad architecture ;-))) Mick

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