perimenopause and smelling cigarette smoke If you're or something burning nothing's there… it might be a phantom smell from perimenopause. Hormone shifts can change how your brain processes scent — and it's more common ✨ Ever smelled cigarette smoke…

Ever smelled cigarette smoke when no one else did?, In my mid 30s, I did and even as a dermatologist, I had no idea why., Turns out its phantosmia: phantom smells linked to hormone changes in Dare I Say It: Everything I Wish I'd Known About Menopause Why do I smell cigarettes or smoke when there is none? Phantom smells can happen during the perimenopause menopause transition. Your decline in estrogen effects your mucosa, your olfactory nerve and your Phantom smells as a perimenopause symptom

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