you may be surprised to learn this absolutely is a symptom you should get checked out. i'd suggest you call as soon as possible for an appointment with your primary care provider. phantom smells (or medically speaking phantosmia) can be caused by a variety of conditions from a relatively simple upper respiratory infection to something serious like a brain tumor. the latter is relatively rare but you'd still want to get it ruled out. so while your phantosmia may not warrant a trip to the emergency room it definitely merits a quick trip to the doctor. hope this helps!
for the last two days i keep smelling bleach everywhere at odd times is this a sympton i should be concerned about? . for the last two days i keep smelling bleach everywhere at odd times even though i don't even keep bleach products in the house. i have been very stressed with a disrupted sleep cycle. is this a sympton of something i should be concerned about?