Phantom smells, or phantosmia, are more common in women than men, and can be caused by lots of things: sinus infections, ...
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Why do you get phantom smells in perimenopause?
Where there's smoke, there isn't always fire - sometimes, it's just your hormones.
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Smelling a foul odour that isn't there? Top neurologist says it could be a brain tumour warning
Imagine repeatedly smelling rotten eggs, burning rubber, or smoke when no one else around you notice anything unusual. While many people may dismiss such episodes as imagination or stress, ...
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