Cluster analysis uncovers emotional burdens of olfactory dysfunction, suggesting quality of life links to distress risk.
Key Points The emotional burden of olfactory dysfunction bears distinct psychological profiles. Objective olfactory dysfunction findings do not reliably reflect patients' emotional burden. Olfactory‐related quality of life assessment may identify patient risk of emotional distress.
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