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Medically Reviewed More than 90 percent of COVID-19 patients lose their sense of taste and smell at least temporarily. iStock; Everyday Health Wedding cake designer Todd Kennedy had no idea what lay ahead when he came down with COVID-19 in March 2020. His symptoms were relatively mild  soar throat, fatigue, a heavy feeling in his chest. Plus, to his dismay, he lost his ability to taste and smell. Almost a year later, his taste buds still aren’t functioning, he says, though his sense of smell is slowly coming back. “Everyone takes for granted things like taste and smell,” says Kennedy, 42, who runs the New York City–based Todd Kennedy Cakes. But in the aftermath of COVID-19, he adds, “the simple pleasures are gone.”

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