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I have recently been diagnosed with CML
My mother would tell us we were too poor to afford this luxury? I may have CLL but I had not had this ill affect. I did read an article that it was discovered the sinus is a place excess white blood cells collect to combat bad things we may breath as part of our immune system. I think your nose nerves that detect smells may have been affected? Most of us get itchy skin with the nervous cells being attacked from those bad white blood cells. Those bad cells do travel all over our body and the nervous system can be attacked.
Are you experiencing phantom chemical smells after being diagnosed with CML?
Changes in your sense of smell, including smelling things that aren't there, can occur as a side effect of CML treatments. Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs), which are the most common treatment for CML, can cause changes in your sense of smell and Show Full Answer
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