Neurologist cautions that phantom odors may indicate a brain tumor
Experiencing recurring, unpleasant smells that have no physical source—a condition called phantosmia—might serve as an initial indicator of temporal lobe epilepsy or a brain tumor. Medical experts suggest getting a professional check-up immediately if these phantom scents continue or are accompanied by symptoms like seizures, memory lapses, confusion, vision issues, speech difficulties, or headaches.
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