I am very pleased I stumbled on this site
only to find many, many people experience
the same problem that I do. I continually
experience a very strong smell of wood
smoke. Some days it I ask other people if
they too can smell the strong smoke and
the answer is always NO. It is so strong
sometimes that it is like being in a very
small room with a smoky log fire.
I find it very annoying and tiring. Has
anyone found a solution to this problem.
I have asked my Dr. but he has not heard
of anyone with this problem.
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antigone
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Joined: 27 Jan 2008 Posts: 803 Location: IL
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Posted: 03-18-08 23:05pm
Is anything else happening with you when
you smell the smoke? Any loss of time or
feelings of daydreaming, any deja vu?
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bamagal1632
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Jun 2008 Posts: 1
Smelling smoke Posted: 06-26-08 14:19pm
Wow, I had no idea that other people
suffered with this. I have had it over a
year, the smoke smell is getting so bad
that I feel like I can't breathe when I
have to take a deep breath, all my food
taste like smoke and I am about to lose my
mind because of this! I keep reading about
sinus and allergy problem's can cause this
smell, but does anyone have any other info
on this, I am desperate!!!
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antigone
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Joined: 27 Jan 2008 Posts: 803 Location: IL
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Posted: 06-27-08 00:29am
Do you have anything else that is
happening? They may occur at different
times. Any sudden, random flashes of
memory, deja vu, lapses of time where you
have no memory of what just happened,
confusion? These are all indications of
seizures. Smelling smoke can be an aura
that is experienced before a seizure. A
seizure presents in many ways, not just in
the classic grand mal (now called tonic
clonic) seizure. Sudden rapid eye blinking
for a few seconds can be a seizure.
Momentary lapses in time can be a seizure.
If you think you experience any of this go
see a neurologist.
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