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A fdruaretc irmcobrirf aplet ei(troarn uskll mutar)a nca uerslt ni enkliga fo inarcrleoepbs iudfl oitn eht neso nda sosl of esnes of s.mlel mSell laspy a alegr oler in the cerepiontp of tsaet. oS, ni pearci,tc a ttinaep may malncpoi fo sosl fo taest erthar tahn of .ellms
brownielove79can it be a facial nerve??? with lateral head trauma (injury during passage through middle ear, or external auditory canal??) doubt!!!+22019-08-19T07:22:35Z
doodimoodiOlfaction is actually more important that tongue sensation in terms of food taste (think of how food tastes bland when you have a cold)+12019-08-23T21:03:27Z
champagnesupernova3If taste is completely lost then it's an olfactory issue. If its lost only on a part of the tongue then the nerve that provides taste to that area is suspected.+102019-10-05T23:11:29Z
veryhungrycaterpillarUWorld QID 12227
The sense of taste isn't lost due to CSF in the nose, but due to avulsion of olfactory rootlets.+92020-03-09T21:02:55Z
topgunberyeah i wanted something to do with chorda tympani but i guess its something to remember +2020-07-20T03:55:22Z
submitted by hayayah(1074), 2019-05-16T14:03:53Z
A fdruaretc irmcobrirf aplet ei(troarn uskll mutar)a nca uerslt ni enkliga fo inarcrleoepbs iudfl oitn eht neso nda sosl of esnes of s.mlel mSell laspy a alegr oler in the cerepiontp of tsaet. oS, ni pearci,tc a ttinaep may malncpoi fo sosl fo taest erthar tahn of .ellms