Thanks for making me videos. I woke up with a cough this morning unexpectedly. So your videos were helpful to explain how the symptoms went for you.

thank you so much , i did your smell therapy, it improves my sense of smell, thank God i found your video, More power and God Bless you and your Doctor Wife.

Hey, honestly just got to day 11, and your videos really helped me. I've never felt so low not being able to smell things, scents play a huge role in everything i enjoy and Its been terrifying not knowing if what was happening to me is normal and that ill be okay. Thank you for the inspiration to keep fighting. My smell is at a 5% and after a few days of smelling therapy and my taste is starting to become normal, alot faster than my sense of smell.

That’s totally me! Coughing, and clearing my throat is driving me crazy. I can’t wait to smell and taste again. Thank you for sharing! I’m so glad I’m not alone☺️

I'm so happy that your getting better and your smell is back.

Glad you’re feeling better. I started the olfactory training after seeing your video. My smell and taste are about 90% back after being tested about 3 weeks ago.

Tim Get an ECG on your heart. A lot of athletes with mild covid have had damage to the heart. Breathlessness when exercising was a big indicator for this and in testing showed issues with the heart. Hope your continuing to improve 👍🏻 one PT to another.

I tested positive on Jan. 3rd and lost my smell and taste the day before. I was 6 months pregnant at the time. My senses transitioned from anosmia to parosmia (most foods smelling rotten/fecal) in March, I had my son at the end of April, and I'm still dealing with it all. I've lost weight very quickly postpartum because I'm eating so little while breastfeeding. I've started taking zinc, vitamin B, vitamin D, and my prenatals just to try to get some nutrition in every day. I take caffeine pills to help with my headaches and stay awake enough to take care of my son. Most foods have smelled the same as my baby's dirty diapers since the day he was born. He'll be two months old in a few days. I'm going to take smell training more seriously going forward and hope for the best. If they ever come back, I'll never take my sense of smell or taste for granted again. This is awful.

Thanks for the videos. My husband and I both have covid and he lost he smell and taste yesterday and is very sad about it! This video was helpful to us. Glad you are feeling better.

Great videos man I'm on day 6 and using your smell therapy I've been faintly smelling things lately and tasting things again and I'd say it's less than 50% but sometimes more it's such a relief. I hope to be even better soon and I hope the same for everyone going through this because it is scary and miserable.

Thank you for updating us!

Im glad that you are doing much better! This has given me hope of regaining my sense of smell. Thank you.

Thanks for the video, I’m on day 15 after testing positive, faintly getting some smells from the oils, I tried getting back on the treadmill, but when I did my cough got worse and had more shortness of breath, but I’m hopeful and staying positive that I’ll return to normal soon, thanks for your update 👍🏻

Im not sure how you can tell how much better your smelling is because of the training and how much because of natural recovery. I developed COVID symptoms one week ago and for 4 days had what felt like zero smelling ability. I now have maybe 20 % back, which is encouraging. Taste improves too.

I lost my smell & taste nearly 3 weeks ago. I watched your smell training video because I was so afraid I would never taste or smell again. As of maybe a week ago my taste is mostly, if not completely back. And scent is mostly back also. The only scent category that may be weak are florals or sweeter smells. I don’t know if it was the smell therapy or if because I had a pretty mild case but I’m grateful to have my senses back.

I have a vaccine breakthrough case. I started feeling fatigue and a headache 2 days ago so I got a rapid test and it was positive. Since then, it’s been low grade fever, chills, headaches, and loss of smell and taste. Otherwise I feel ok. Really hoping for a quick recovery without any lingering symptoms since I got COVID after being fully vaccinated. Thanks for all your content, it’s very helpful

I was diagnosed on Jan 21. Lost smell and taste 1 week after positive test. For me it was similar to sinus infection with extreme fatigue and I would get winded just talking to people. Legit tired. Smell and taste back after 2 weeks thankfully. I’ve never been so happy to smell bacon in my life 😳 I still have a raspy throat that comes and goes...cough not so much anymore and lingering fatigue but blessed it was nothing more. Oh and sometimes a phantom smoke smell?? Anyone else? Glad you are feeling better!

Same here dude... I call it the case of the “aHemm” (clearing of the throat), still lingering and a minor cough.. but didn’t lose my taste or smell... and the body aches and fatigue definitely took a toll on me and a Fever for 3 days, and weirdly my feet were cold (strange)... but also recuperating and hopefully I can hit the gym little by little. Stay safe 🤙🏻

I sure appreciate your videos... after about a month my cardio is 80% but if I do weights the muscle fatigue is behind anything I have ever felt wow. Will keep taking it easy thanks so much! Small and taste about 90%. Mentally though I am still suffering because I was so afraid to go to sleep for fear that I would wake up with worse symptoms and have to go to die in a hospital (yes I know this is extreme but I was very low when I had it) ... so I think I will get some life coaching to help me out with the fear aspect. Keep updating!!

I got C19 a month ago and still recovering. I regained my smell but taste is coming back slowly. I’ve been really fatigue and having light muscle twitches throughout my body. It has been going on for about a week now. I hope I get back to my old self soon.

Tested positive for Covid on Friday. Completely lost my sense of smell and taste on that day, but your experience gives me so much hope that I will get it back. Glad to hear you have fully recovered! And thank you for sharing this experience for people like me who are going through a really rough time not being able to enjoy these basic life functions.

I got covid after a fishing trip with my dad a week ago. I lost my smell and taste Sunday. My wife and I went out for steaks and it was like eating a high dollar napkin. It’s now Saturday and I can smell peppermint, clove, and eucalyptus. I can’t pick up citrus at all oddly enough. I swear by zinc when you first start to lose the smell and taste, hit the zinc. I feel it’s aided in faster recovery that and b2.

It’s been 2 weeks for me and my smell and taste is back to 60%, I’ve been doing olfactory training after watching your video. I’m very hopeful.

I’m one wk from recovering from COVID & i’m the same as you coughing once in a while & clearing my throat i guess it’s part of the after effects of having COVID like you said.

Got diagnosed earlier in January and have been experiencing that nagging throat clearing/coughing you referenced (about 2 weeks in). I find that nasal irrigation helps, and will on occasion take OTC cold meds to alleviate symptoms. Got about 50% of my smell back (and sometimes smells can also smell different).

Hi there, first of all thanks for the video. I lost my sense of smell for about 10 days, always had my sense of taste but as my sense of smell has started to recover I find that things also have more taste. To anyone watching the video, if you are going through this too, you have my sympathy but don't lose heart, I have read that the olfactory nerve system constantly regenerates itself and typically takes 6-8 weeks to complete a regeneration cycle. So there is plenty of hope for you to recover. My sense of smell started to come back 2 weeks ago, I could only smell a few things at first and very faintly and most things I still couldn't smell. Then the things I could smell got stronger and I could smell new things that the previous day I couldn't. My recovery has been gradual and is at about 80-85% now, and each day improving. I have been doing smell training for 2 weeks now with a specific kit of essential oils but, I also regularly smell things around the house as I have a reference to how they should smell. I have also been eating plenty of fruits and vegetables and making sure to get enough omega 3, ground flax, ground chia and walnuts everyday and making sure to get enough B12. On the recommendation of a doctor I have also been taking 600mg of Alpha Lipoic Acid each day as well. I don't know if any or all of this helped but I am very grateful that my sense of smell is returning and improving each day. I have noticed that it is not as strong in the morning but much stronger by the afternoon with certain scents, other scents seem less affected by this and have the same strength of odour, although these are the scents that I started to recover first, like mint, eucalyptus and citrus. Don't lose heart, I know it is difficult. Do your research and help yourself as much as you can with diet and smell training. I wish you all the best and a swift recovery.

I followed the olfactory training, and it also worked for me. I do feel like my taste is 100%. My smell is like 90% and is always better in the evening. I noticed I was also much more winded during my workouts. Just thought it was because I had taken time off. I mainly do cardio so going for a 45 minute to hour walk/jog definitely slowed down. Just noticing how unmotivated my mind is to work out also. I feel like I’m forcing myself to go almost everyday. The cold may have some impact on motivation. Yet, I always feel better after it’s done. I do not push myself too hard. If I feel I need to take a day off because my body hurts, I listen. If I feel halfway through that I can’t do the long route, I slow down and take a detour. Modify and adjust.

Yes! I'm on day 7 of symptoms. I feel fine other than no taste/smell and I keep having to clear my throat... plus little coughs here and there. I was starting to get worried that it meant I wasn't getting any better. Glad to know it's a normal part of the process! 🙂

Glad you are feeling better. My wife and I are recovering from Covid-19. I still have not got my smell back. I can taste only sweet or salty. Food seems to have no flavor. I also have the cough you are talking about but no clearing of my throat. Hopefully taste and smell come back soon.

I am going to try this! I tested positive Mid December, and as of now Mid June, I still do not have my taste or smell back!!

I am one of the lucky few that was completely asymptomatic I tested positive back in September I never even knew I was infected.

I started getting sick January 8. I get a fever in the afternoon. I lost my small, but I used your suggestions and was thrilled to be able to smell vanilla and honey this morning. M cough s rom post-nasal drip. Maybe a secondary infection? I had the flu in my 20s and it left me with asthma, so I use inhalers. Covid has not effected my bronchial tube at all. Have you tried a Neti pot to irrigate your nose? Or possibly Flonase to turn of your nasal swelling? You may only need a few days. Ask your pharmacist. It is OTC.

That cough and clearing throat started after a week and took about 3 to 4 weeks for me

After 2 days of fever, I woke up well and energetic today but at noon I found out that I lost my sense of smell , It was a shocking incidence to me, and was really mad about it. I was planning a travel to see my wife, kids and parents, now I have to wait 2 weeks to do so.🙏🙏😭

Day 10 for me of no smell or taste, not as long as others. Starting to get really down and fear it will never come back. Hopeful after watching your first video!! Thank you

I lost my sense of taste and smell this morning and it's so depressing! I tested positive 3 days ago and my symptoms started 5 days ago. It's so nasty! Thanks for sharing your own personal experience.

Thank you for the updates and the videos! Like you, I lost my sense of taste and smell a few days after my positive result. I'm on Day 13 of no taste or smell. I have started the olfactory training, and I hope it helps! Also, I wholeheartedly agree on the cardiovascular endurance! I am back to my regular work outs, but I am no where near where I was before, which is really depressing to me because I like seeing the progress.

I tested positive on January 6th. I also lost my smell and taste 3 days after that so yeah it was interesting that it wasn’t my initial symptom either. It’s my 4th day with no smell and taste and it is very frustrating and saddening. I’m a 22 year old female and I’m trying the smell therapy with lemon, rose, and eucalyptus essential oils. Really hope it works! Thank you for sharing your experience and Good luck to everyone battling Covid.

My neighbor in the facility get her sense of smell in about 3 days, and she turned negative in her 6 days while I am still positive. Though she still had mild symptoms like red eye and mild flu, I am still having mild flu, no cough no runny nose no headache no fever. Praying for all of you who are suffering from Covid to get well soon, all your internal organs fully recover in the name of Jesus Christ 🙏🙌 . Amen. Nothing is impossible, believe and claim it. He is a prince of peace if you are worrying right now, leave it to the Lord, comfort and strength be upon you all 🙌

15 days into COVID, I feel loopy… kinda like I’m floating on moon rocks. Head feels a bit spacey. Breathing is fine, Taste and smell are fine

I felt like I had head congestion for 2 months. I took Cypro last week and it kicked it out. No more snorting! Still working on my loss of smell.

My sense of smell is completely gone , I hope I'll recover. I was scared that I won't be able to get back to normal

I too noticed salty and sweet were very exaggerated. The salt in water was one of the first things I noticed. It is nice to have smell and taste back. I too know about the cough is the gift that keeps giving as well as the fatigue. Keep getting better!

I tested positive on the 2nd of January now at day 18 since my test i still got that covid fog and still a bit of sore throat and a bit of cough and clearing of throat through out the day and some back pain as well to all the new people who have tested and are quarantining just stay positive dont panic talk to people on the phone face time do whatever makes you happy and try to distract yourself rest stay hydrated if you need put reminders on your phone to take your tylenol or your nose sprays also if you have muscle pains i am jow using an electrical heating pad it really helps sooth your muscles most of all keep your mind positive “dont tell god how big your problems are tell your problems how big your god is” be safe stay strong! god bless.

I can relate to everything you said. I did an at home test mid December and was down with Covid. I'm not sure which virus variant I had. I still about 20 days later I have the same clearing of the throat I can't talk that long my voice weakens. I also have the loss of taste and smell which I didn't notice until after my headache and fever subsided. So yep I'm right there with you. I watched your other Covid experiences and forget if you mentioned anything about supplements to help bring your taste and smell back. Did you mention any supplements you were taking too?

Awesome. I'm glad you're doing better. I just lost my sense of smell by morning and everything tastes bitter or unnatural, and strange. I hope to regain my senses like you have soon. And as you said, it took about four days until my sense of smell was gone and I guess my taste is slow disminishing but I believe I can make a full recovery

I experienced the same thing. First had covid symptoms on Monday, Jan 25th. Tested positive on Tuesday, Jan 26. Then Wednesday Jan 27, I got a call from the state health department telling me to quarantine for 10 days then asking me about my symptoms and if my smell and taste were affected to which I replied no. Later on that afternoon, I received an antibody infusion at the local hospital and on Thursday, Jan 28, I had a delicious lunch at home. But then on Sunday, Jan 31, I noticed that I had no smell or taste. It shut off like a switch, and now Saturday, Feb 5, I’m going on my 7th day without any smell or taste and it’s really depressing me. But I’ve been doing the essential oil smell exercise each day with eucalyptus, rose, lemon and clove oils and hopefully that will restore my smell and taste sometime within the next 3 weeks. I’m early yet so perhaps I need to be patient.

Thank goodness you posted this! It's been about a month since onset of symptoms for me, and I'm still not feeling well, I'm better one day, then next day feels like I've relapsed slightly. Sense of taste and smell came back after about a week for me. I'm kind of weak, and a bit winded if I try to do more than I guess my body is ready for. I've been wondering if it s me, or if recovery is generally long.

My throat needs to cleared like couple of times an hour, luckily for me I had no cough, just minor if anything. But it's still annoying.

I’m glad you’re feeling better. I just found out I have COVID today

Im almost done with week 2 and still feel sick, cough, fevers, achey and all this virus is terrible and the shortness of breathe

Little over a month since I was positive and my taste and smell is about 80%... Going to start smell training to get it back to normal!

Every single thing that you explained is like a carbon copy of my experience. Weird because so many people have experienced different things, but I took a chance on your video in spite of all the other thousands of videos and you answered every single thing. Thank you. Now i'm not fully recovered with taste and smell because im not as far along as you but I hope to recover the same. BTW Did they give you any medication?

I get winded as well. Not as bad. It’s been 4 weeks since my positive test. I got it December 20th and got retested two weeks after and it came back negative. For me in came in waves. Fever. Then I lost taste and smell no joke in the matter of 20 minutes. I had dinner, could taste all my food and smell since I cooked it. 20 mins after I had pretzels and hummus and couldn’t taste a single thing. So weird. Then fevers stopped. Got a bad sore throat. Lasted 4 days. Then I felt completely fine. 4 days of feeling completely normal then had the worst body aches and chills. No fever. Got tested while I had these body aches and chills thinking I was still positive. Nope! Test came back negative. Had these body aches for the next week or so. Then after, I would feel completely fine and then I would feel like poop. Lay down for an hour, then felt completely fine again. So weird and random. Thank God I feel pretty much normal now. Smell is basically back. Taste is still gone. It’s weird because I can “taste” sour, sweet, spicy, salty, but I can’t taste the actual flavor. You could give me a piece of candy and I could taste how sweet and sour it is but the actual strawberry flavor is gone. One day I can taste the flavor or something very very minor, then the next day I can’t taste anything at all. The fact that my smell is pretty much back gives me hope I will taste very very soon. To anyone that has covid, you’ve got this! Listen to your body!!! Take your vitamins, immunity shots, drink plenty of tea, hydrate constantly and eat food even if you’re not hungry- you need energy and calories to fight it off!

Just tested positive about 5 days ago after having an irritated throat and runny nose. It went into full blown "bad cold" symptoms, with nasal congestion, cough, and stuffy ears. I thought things were clearing up when I had a decent good night's sleep due to no mucus when I lay down for bed, but this morning I woke up and I could barely smell anything. I get faint smells from normally strong scents, like coffee beans, scented candles, and cleaning supplies. My morning peppermint tea was like drinking plain hot water with the odd cooling sensation of the plant, but zero flavor. A hot shower with my rose-scented body wash came up with nothing. Laundry detergent - nada. It's a bizarre sensation. I'm not looking forward to the next few weeks, but I think this smell training is a good place to start. Not being able to taste food in the same way I normally would has really curbed my regular appetite, and the only way I can taste anything at all is by adding sugar which I try to use sparingly. I take regular supplements daily already, but maybe it's worth bumping up the dosage a bit on the B complex just until I can get the ball rolling. Thanks for the encouraging progress reporting. The number of people I have read about suffering the loss of smell and taste for months if not years has been unnerving (unintended pun), but I will try to stay positive that my senses will return in due time and keep up with the training. I know it's rare, especially in cases with full vaccination, but that dread that you could be one of the unlucky few who don't recover is an ever present thought in the back of your mind.

Light cough and post nasal drip. 27 days out. Fully working out, however. I had both vaccines shots.

Hi Tim, how does it take for you to recover completely from coughing? I'm on the third week and as in your case, I'm still coughing sometimes.. Have you some kind of suggestions to make this process faster ot sth that have worked for you? I felt exactly your symptoms, even in the time you get them. Take care.

Do you think getting the scents that you mentioned before as candles would work just as good ?

Oh good, same with me. Covid started Monday, just when I started feeling better taste and smell drop out Friday. Nothing since then.

its been a 10 days and my smell and taste are at 50 percent which is good i have the exact same lingering effects you do and on and off fatigue

I caught covid at the beginning of February and never had sever symptoms or fever. But it has done a number on my lungs and has left me very fatigued compared to how I was prior. But yes I still feel lingering symptoms, occasional congestion, drainage, clearing my throat and coughing (especially at night trying to sleep or laying down through out the day) and occasionally I will have headaches off and on. I’ve gotten sick often through out my life and don’t have the strongest immune system. I urge anyone who still thinks this is the flu, or think that because they are healthy they won’t be bothered by it, please take this seriously. It’s not just the matter of losing your life it’s also about your quality of life. I was very worried through out being sick that I would get worse and have to seek help, due to shortness of breath. And I’m thankful to god that I didn’t give this to my family. I’m not overtly religious and don’t pray for much, but I prayed hard that I hadn’t given it to someone else. It’s something I wouldn’t wish on anyone even the ones who take this situation as political nonsense and have no respect to others for their well-being. But please everyone else don’t get cocky either limit social contact and be smart about things. It’s impossible to keep this from happening to you indefinitely but don’t take risks or chances, nothing is gonna be worth the consequences that can happen from this and you don’t realize that until you have it and it’s too late. There’s my rant. Thanks.

15 days after symptoms, and i did have mild pneumonia, i'm almost back to normal. But smell and taste are gone still. Physical activity is not a problem. Most of my breathing issues came from anxiety and not covid itself so i try to work on breathing excercises.

I lost my smell yesterday, 5 days after covid symptoms and postive test. Mostly mild symptoms...exhaustion, a little achey at times. I'll try the therapy.

I am not sure about my symptômes but this is what i have no cought no fever just some muscles pain in my right arm ! Last day i couldn't smell things as i should but today it's fine! No other symptômes

Hello!!?!? Glad to know there is people that can help me ..I had COVID a year ago ..I am now having problems with my smell ...I am going insane !!! I hold a cloth over my nose to get some relief ..... hopefully..I have read about smelling essential oils ..so I gonna try

I finally get to stay home from work but can't enjoy it due to loss of senses!

I currently have it and have no taste or smell for the past 3 days and just started doing the smell therapy today so I guess we will see how it turns out.

I’m 43 yo Day 13 for me and the cough is here and there, my smell and taste is coming around, lifted weights and light cardio yesterday but noticed my cardio was weak so definitely a ways to go feel about 90 percent back to normal

Just wanna start off by saying thank you for trying to help others during this difficult time but I’m curious from your own personal experience ,when you tested positive did you immediately start doing the smelling therapy test or did you wait a while ,if so how long did you wait?

My smell went away on my 6th day of symptoms, then i got parosmia (smelling things differently then before).This is my 8th day of parosmia. 85% of smells smell normal, maybe slightly muted. But most cooked food, coffee, and roasted garlic/onions smell like kinda like smokey/burnt popcorn. Super strange. Apparently 3-5 weeks is a typical recovery time, but it may take months.

I’ve only lost my senses for the past 3 days but I’m extremely anxious about it. Have your symptoms fully resolved …. Do you have full sense taste/smell? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated

I also have the nagging cough and throat clearing. How long did it take for yours to go away?

I’m on day 12 of recovery from sense of smell and taste. Does anyone else in the morning have almost nothing and then it gets quite a bit better through out the day and then you lose it again at night?

Like Brian it has been a year and 4 months for me to not taste and smell. It has been debilitating for me. No enjoyment as far as eating. The danger from not smelling is scary and I have some close calls.

It's been 3 weeks since I tested positive for COVID. I feel better, but I still have this nagging cough and throat clearing, fatigue, and loss of taste and smell. Your taste and smell came back, so I'm hoping mine will, too. Though I'm much older than you. The wife and I are getting back out going for walks, but my stamina is bad. I walk 10 minutes, and I'm exhausted.

I had the throat clearing, something stuck in my throat sensation 3 weeks before testing +.

I'm getting some of my smell back. Still smell that phantosmia smoke that isn't really there. I seem to be able to taste a little better as well

How long did it take for the leg and back pain to go away?

Day 30 since first symptom, taste is what is taking it’s time returning fully. My smell is about 60%-75% but everything I eat is so bland. I only can tell that my taste buds like the food and makes me continue to eat it but so disappointing that the full flavor is just not there still. I know no one knows how long this lasts and that everyone’s body acts different; not to mention even doctors don’t know everything since it is so new. Hope positive results pour in in 2021 about everyone’s symptoms completely disappearing and this can be a thing of the past.

Started with symptoms last saturday, and today (friday) I don't smell or taste anything. Have some cough and I feel like burning inside for some reason, it's like a fever but I don't feel cold, just very warm and it sucks.

Glad you getting better it does take time before 100% . i have a pesky cough not sure what it is ,

I'm currently battling. Tested positive yesterday; lost smell today. My earliest symptom before testing was a freaking fireball headache.

Clearing of throat and coughing sounds like a sinus infection. After having covid, is it possible to get a sinus infection from covid? Thats what it feels like to me

Are you getting all the flavours and aromas of the food u r eating??

My smell and taste are gone completely. Hopefully I can get it back

It's been about a month since I recovered from Covid. The lingering effects that I have are fatigue and occasional cough. One of the new odd symptoms is I've started to smell cigarette smoke when no one around me is smoking. At first, I thought I was losing my mind then a coworker of mine said that she was experiencing the same thing.

Thanks for your video, I had Covid in July, and pretty much slept during my quarantine. I'm a runner, so I did try running (treadmill) twice during my actual illness. I wanted to see what would happen, since they really didnt know much about the virus. My runs were spaced a few days apart, so I could recover. They were "easy" runs but felt hard. Afterward I had no added ill effects, besides being extra wiped out. I did have initially a terrible headache, body aches and sore throat. I coughed during my runs, as it seemed to clear my lungs out. I did loose my sense of taste and smell also. They finally slowly began to return, about 3 weeks later. Now almost 9 months later, my senses are mostly back, but for a long while I dealt with them being different, like Listerine, popcorn, my deodorant, etc didn't smell or taste the same. I also smelled smoke when there was none. Thankfully it's almost back to normal completely, but I still don't think I can smell coffee at all. I just came across your videos, I'm going to try the smell therapy.

I thought the coughing was just for me, I also had to paused going up any steps to catch my breath

Have fun with your VX

I just got the virus and yes coughing and clearing my throat is a constant thing i lost smell and taste and if i talk for too long i cough and feel out of breath i got the body aches as well

Man I hope mine comes back. I have about 5% taste and zero smell. Its so weird to have no smell.

1 week in since the first symptoms . Got the positive test 3 days ago.. Lost smell and taste about 2 days ago It sucks, man.. I hope it wont last

Any bubbling in the lungs? Im not sure if im getting covid or pneumonia. Ordered a test just to be safe.

My smell came back 5 days later. Very faint, each day new smells. Now I have been smelling chemical like smells when they are not there or it smells like chicken soup at the makeup store. It is a slow, gradual process

2 months from recovering from covid and I've been doing smell training. Still very little to no smell or taste

How long do you have to isolate from people after? I am on day 4 with Covid, I seem to be feeling better. I want to see my family but don’t want to risk them to this virus, and my dad just got a kidney transplant. How long until it’s safe for me to be near them and not spread this virus?

I dont have any other issue .. i had fever for 2days and coughed a little bit .. but now its fine .. but this sense of smell .. its gone 😔😔 sometimes i feel so frustrated.. no matter how much I try to stay positive.. this whole smell thing is driving me crazy . God knows when will things will get back to normal 🤧🤧

Hi Tim, I recently been admitted into a DPT program and have a few questions. Do you have an email where I can contact you? Thank you, Dante Serchia

I have a question do u remember what date and month you lost it and the day when u fully got it back month and date ?

I recovered from covid 2 weeks ago and I still get a cough every now and then not every day though, but I still can't smell out of my right nostril