Postinfectious Olfactory Dysfunction: Oral Steroids and Olfactory Training versus Olfactory Training Alone: Is There any Benefit from Steroids?
Conclusions: The percentage of improved patients after oral methylprednisolone was relatively low to suggest it as first-line treatment. Half of the improved patients had an underlying upper airway inflammatory condition not related to the infection that caused the acute loss of olfactory function.ORL
Source: ORL - Category: ENT & OMF Source Type: research
More News: Corticosteroid Therapy | COVID-19 | ENT & OMF | Laboratory Medicine | Methylprednisolone | MRI Scan | Pandemics | Skin | Spirometry | Study | Training | Universities & Medical Training