Table 2.
Sample size of reported olfactory dysfunctions by smell long-hauling status and gender as coded from self-reports in the Global Consortium for Chemosensory Research survey on COVID-19 that was administered globally between September 2020 and February 2021.
| Dysfunction | Long-hauler (female), n/N (%) |
Non–long-hauler (female), n/N (%) |
|
| Parosmia | |||
|
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No dysfunction reported | 331/430 (77) | 165/238 (69.3) |
|
|
Dysfunction reported | 68/122 (55.7) | 266/298 (89.3) |
| Phantosmia | |||
|
|
No dysfunction reported | 497/637 (78) | 196/294 (66.7) |
|
|
Dysfunction reported | 100/113 (88.5) | 37/44 (84.1) |
| Hyposmia | |||
|
|
No dysfunction reported | 233/286 (81.5) | 114/176 (64.8) |
|
|
Dysfunction reported | 364/464 (78.4) | 119/162 (73.5) |
| Anosmia | |||
|
|
No dysfunction reported | 584/733 (79.7) | 233/338 (68.9) |
|
|
Dysfunction reported | 13/17 (76.5) | 0 |