In these, they monitored the same set of 119 COVID-19 patients who had reported a loss of smell or taste - and continued to assess the prevalence and intensity of their symptoms at four weeks, eight weeks, and six months post-infection.Īt the two-year mark, 105 individuals (88.2% of the participant sample) who had experienced altered taste and smell at four weeks post-infection reported a complete resolution of symptoms. The research follows previous studies conducted by the team, which began in 2020. The study, conducted by researchers in Italy and the UK, found that around 90 percent of mildly symptomatic COVID-19 patients who experienced a loss of taste or smell (or both) fully regained these senses within two years. However, new research is now offering a more definite answer. Researchers have struggled to figure out how long it takes for these senses to return has been somewhat inconclusive.
And it soon became clear that, for some, this symptom was lasting long after the infection had passed.
When COVID-19 hit, several primary symptoms were brought to our attention - including a loss of taste and smell.
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