Welcome
Information, support, help and hope for parosmia
from a patient's lived experience
The Parosmia Awareness website was launched in 2020
when there was an apparent need for parosmia support
since it has became a symptom of COVID-19 variants.
The First Parosmia Awareness Day was June 27, 2022
Although everyone's experience may be slightly different,
June 27 was chosen for Parosmia Awareness Day
because it is four months after Anosmia Awareness Day, February 27,
which is the approximate amount of time it takes for parosmia to develop in someone who is recovering from anosmia, which is a total loss of the sense of smell.
Parosmia Awareness Day
June 27
Mission:
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To bring awareness of parosmia to the general public and to help everyone understand that this is a real medical condition.
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To advocate for those who are living with parosmia through information, support and resources.
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To encourage the research and development of diagnostic tools and treatments for a successful recovery.
Vision:
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To connect anyone with the latest information, resources, research, support and products for parosmia.
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To continue to spread awareness of parosmia well into the future.