A variety of health conditions may trigger a rotten smell in your nose. Fortunately, most of these foul fragrances are temporary and not signs of a life threating condition. That said, you may ...

However, a bad smell in the nose can decrease someone’s quality of life and cause complications such as malnutrition. It can also be a sign of underlying conditions that require medical treatment.

An expert has highlighted a lesser-known symptom related to the nose that could potentially indicate ... there is another ...

And for some, an early warning sign could be a sudden loss of smell, known as anosmia. The NHS has flagged that a certain symptom "sometimes occurs several years before other symptoms develop ...

anosmia is a temporary nuisance caused by a severely stuffy nose from a cold. Once the cold runs its course, a person's sense of smell returns. It can also be a symptom of COVID-19. But for some ...

The top three symptoms most known impact physical movement, yet there's an often-overlooked symptom that can manifest long before these more apparent issues - a decreased sense of smell ...

Some common signs include: Difficulty detecting certain ... While anosmia is a medical term for the complete loss of smell, nose blindness is characterised by a loss of particular odours.

The findings, published in the journal Otolaryngology — Head and Neck Surgery, mean that losing smell and, by association, your sense of taste is no longer a reliable sign that someone has a ...

A team of property experts has now cautioned people to listen to their nose ahead of the festive season ... lingering scents could well be a sign of underlying issues that should be addressed ...

For many people, troubles with smell are among the first signs of Alzheimer’s, she added. So, does that mean training the nose can help the mind? Some research suggests that it actually might.