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No taste or smell due to side effect of Gadolinium contrast used for Brain MRI.
My uncle had a brain stroke and he was given Gadolinium contrast during MRI. He has recovered but he has no taste as he was advised by doctors that it is one of the side effect and the Gadolinium metal still remains in his body. It has been 13 months and he still has no taste or smell like before. Is there a remedy to get back taste n smell?
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