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What the heck has happened to my sense of smell?

Had my surgery on Dec 16 and my sense of smell and taste is completely screwed up. Been on liquids since Nov 24 and you'd think I would love to smell any food...there is nothing!! Is this temporary or permanent? ?? Others experience this?

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For me it was temporary, about six weeks. I think that as I drop meds and have more days where I am not in ketosis, my sense of smell and taste is sharper. Also, the less sugar, grease, salt and preservatives that I eat, the more I can capture the natural smells and flavor of real food that is not made in a factory.

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