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Is it normal that I have lost my sense of smell for a month now?
At first I thought it was because if a cold or something like that. But the cold ended within three days but four weeks ended today but still I cant smell anything.
I suggest that you get tested for Covid. Loss of sense of smell is a common symptom.
Where do you live, North Korea?
Seriously, though, there are only a tiny number of countries which haven't had any reported cases of Covid. And, as long as there's any movement of people in and out of those countries, it's possible that there have been cases, but the symptoms weren't severe enough to require hospitalisation, so they were never tested.
As olderdude said, the loss of the sense of smell is indeed one of the most notable symptoms of Covid, since that doesn't really happen with other viruses. Those who are fortunately not susceptible to the virus can have no other symptoms at all, or symptoms that are very much like having a cold.
Go to the doctors, if it's not COVID19 then you could have something else going on. It's not normal to suddenly lose your sense of smell.
Have you been living under a rock for the last 8 months. It’s one of the key symptoms of Covid19
Really? The OP makes it sound like it is a current thing that started 1 month ago. Did I miss something?
Just pointing out that there are many causes of smell loss, many boxers lose it, the common cold, any type of flu, adenoid problems are just a few more. No need to keep stoking this covid panic.
I have no sense of smell whatsoever, a hard bang on the head can cause the nerves to rupture, they never recover.