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Sunny60

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Joined: 30 Oct 2005
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Continually Smelling Smoke For No Known Reason
Posted: 10-30-05 13:39pm

I am a 45 year old female. For over a month now I continually smell smoke for no known reason. It is stronger at bedtime. No one in the house smokes. Also no one else smells the smoke other than me. Any help in answering this would be greatly appreciated. I am sure there are others out there that this has happened to. It is very annoying and bothers me that something could be wrong with me.
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lmw80

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Joined: 17 Oct 2005
Posts: 59
Location: Bristol, PA

Posted: 10-30-05 16:16pm

Hello. Although I am only 25 years old, I do recall my 62 year old office manager telling me that one sign of menopause is smelling things burning.

I don't know if "burning" smell is different from the "smoke" smell.

Are you in premenopause maybe?
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dodic1

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Joined: 31 Oct 2005
Posts: 7
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Smoke Smell
Posted: 10-31-05 23:26pm

I smelled burned toast on and off for a year (sometimes it was just the burning smell). As time went by it got more frequent. My doctor sent me to see a neurologist, who told me the first sign of a temporal lobe tumor is smelling things that aren't there. I had an mri, and luckily I had a huge cyst on my pituitary gland that was putting pressure on my temporal lobe (instead of a tumor). I had it removed and don't smell smells anymore.

Get it checked out!!!
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sananton

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Joined: 24 Jan 2006
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Location: texas
Re: Continually Smelling Smoke For No Known Reason
Posted: 02-22-06 23:22pm

I am 36, and had an mri, it was normal, they thought it was a sinus infection, gave me z-pack, that worked for about a month, and I thought I was over it, but about 3 days ago, it came back, so I have no idea what it is, all other test that they did, were normal.

sunny60 wrote:
i am a 45 year old female. For over a month now I continually smell smoke for no known reason. It is stronger at bedtime. No one in the house smokes. Also no one else smells the smoke other than me. Any help in answering this would be greatly appreciated. I am sure there are others out there that this has happened to. It is very annoying and bothers me that something could be wrong with me.
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ou812?

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Joined: 12 Nov 2006
Posts: 5
Location: Atlanta, GA
Does Anyone Know What It Is?
Posted: 11-12-06 19:23pm

Alot of people have posted on this site that they smell smoke, but nobody comes back to say what they have found out what it was or if went away or if they still have it.

Let me know!
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