Difference between Health Problem and Dysosmia

HEALTH PROBLEM vs DYSOSMIA: NOUN

An olfactory disorder in which the sense of smell inaccurately conveys disagreeable sensations.
Loss in whole or in part of the sense of smell.
A disorder in the sense of smell

Catch cold, Fantod, Wooden leg, Deuteropathy, Agliophobia, Algophobia, Loss of consciousness, Clinical depression, Psychological state, Sick person, Power failure, Abnormal condition, Be sick, Ill health, Unhealthiness

Depression, Catch cold, Fantod, Wooden leg, Deuteropathy, Agliophobia, Algophobia, Loss of consciousness, Clinical depression, Psychological state, Sick person, Power failure, Abnormal condition, Be sick, Ill health

Poor mental health is a major health problem affecting children and adolescents globally.
Tobacco is just one world health problem that requires a global health solution.
Health care waste management: a neglected and growing public health problem worldwide.
US public health problem that causes substantial use of health care resources.
Limited health literacy is a major public health problem in America.
Effect of poor mental health on debt health problem.
Diesel is an enormous problem as you know, a public health problem.
If I go to see someone for a mental health problem, I am a mental health problem.
If you have a health problem or suspect you have a health problem please consult your health care professional.
Or the medicine for one health problem may affect another health problem.

She disaffirms olfactory windows, dysosmia, phantosmia, palinosmia and flavorful eructations.