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Input:  Some background information to start off with. My (23M) sister (30F) got really sick while abroad and ended up in hospital for just under a year. This resulted in her losing some memory of parts of her life, but she still remembers the basics like herself, people she knows, etc. It’s also slightly affected her short term memory and she sometimes struggles to form sentences. She also suffers from seizures a couple times a week, varying in intensity. She lives a slightly less than normal lifestyle due to her condition.

Our mum believes in using Chinese medicine to help her condition improve. I do not believe in the benefits of using that medication (I wouldn’t even use the word medicine to be honest) and think it is a waste of money (Around £30 a day). My sister does still use normal western medication.

My problem is that when the Chinese medicine is brewed, it produces an extremely potent smell that is not at all pleasant. This smell spreads through the house if the extractor fan is not on and some windows are not opened. I’ve repeatedly asked my mum and my sister to at least keep the kitchen doors closed so the smell isn’t too strong around the house. The smell also gets into my clothes, especially if they are hanging to dry. 

Am I overreacting here? Should I accept this happening?

being annoyed with a bad smell