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this pattern characterized the overall sample and persons in both age categories (10-18 years and 19-22 years)

Nose-related causes include: common colds allergies sinus infections irritation from smoking or poor air quality nasal polyps Other common causes of phantosmia include: upper respiratory infections dental problems migraines exposure to neurotoxins (substances that are toxic to the nervous system, such as lead or mercury) radiation treatment for throat or brain cancer There are many less common causes of phantosmia

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