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The Efficacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Olfactory Dysfunction
Studies have demonstrated that patients with olfactory dysfunction could improve the olfactory function after olfactory training. But the efficacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine is unknown.The purpose of this study is to evaluate its efficacy in olfactory dysfunction.
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