See also
Phantosmia
Parosmia
Anosmia Awareness Day
Zicam, a medicine that caused some users to permanently lose their sense of smell
Ageusia, the loss of the sense of taste

References
Further reading


== External links ==
"Debates around DD also stem from Western versus non-Western lenses of viewing the disorder, and associated views of causes of DD. DID was initially believed to be specific to the West, until cross-cultural studies indicated its occurrence worldwide. Conversely, anthropologists have largely done little work on DD in the West relating to its perceptions of possession syndromes that would be present in non-Western societies. While dissociation has been viewed and catalogued by anthropologists differently in the West and non-Western societies, there are aspects of each that show DD has universal characteristics. For example, while shamanic and rituals of non-Western societies may hold dissociative aspects, this is not exclusive as many Christian sects, such as "possession by the Holy Ghost" share similar qualities to those of non-Western trances. See also
Complex post-traumatic stress disorder

References
External links
Dissociative disorders—Mayo Clinic
Depersonalization Disorder—Cleveland Clinic
International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation