In medicine, anosmia is an inability to do what?

Had this for 30 years, following a brain operation followed by transphenoidal surgery( through the nasal cavity). I’d really love to wake up and smell the coffee. Or anything!

Player #25874027, had this for 22 years, after my radiotherapy for nose cancer. sad but happy cancer is defeated.

I’ve had this since I was 11yo, I got run over and suffered a fractured skull and concussion, also needed CPR at the scene

I've had it for 30 years. No injury. Can't smell a thing and half a dozen doctors can't explain it. My insurance won't pay for a corrective procedure. I don't have a spare $50,000.

I met a guy who was in a boat wreck and nearly died. The shock alone took his sense of smell.

I got this correct as I've heard it mentioned on many BBC health documentaries about C----19 ... I've got 1 family member who also suffers from it & it's impacted their daily routine