Arijana Meštrović

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4.2. Changes Observed in the Patients’ Self-Reported Severity of Symptoms The most interesting findings in this study were the significant changes observed in the patient self-reported experience of symptoms after the follow-up period, based on, but not limited to, the pharmacists’ advice and interventions. As one example, for the improvement in the loss of smell and taste symptoms, it could be concluded that alpha lipoic acid and olfactory retraining were efficient in most cases.