Introduction:
Due to the widely spread of the recent virus SARS-Cov2, a lot of studies described the clinical manifestations dividing them into typical and atypical or common and uncommon. While upper respiratory tract symptoms were under the common ones the gastrointestinal symptoms were not[1]. Also, olfactory, and gustatory dysfunctions were prescribed in the literature. The clinical course of COVID-19 infections varies among patients, people who were considered vulnerable had worse clinical progress[2]. Pregnant women were among the vulnerable population mainly because coronavirus is new, and its outcomes are unpredictable. However, pregnant women had the same clinical presentations as general population[1]. Here we present the first case report of a 32-year-old pregnant women infected with COVID-19 and had a unique persistent symptom which is cacosmia. We are discussing the impact of such underestimated symptoms on the pregnancy.