Electric/Metalic Taste in mouth?

A few days ago I was sitting in bed on my computer when I started experiencing what I can only call an electric taste in my mouth similar to putting a penny on one's tongue, or sucking on a battery.( primarily on the tip of my tongue and the back where the spit glands are but overall the whole mouth). At first it didn't seem to be a worry, something that was actually kinda interesting, but now it has been 3 days or so and I am still sensing it. I've tried drinking water, eating some salt, etc, but nothing seems to have much affect for more than a minute or so before it comes back. I also get a light light headed feeling, nothing that affects my sight or movement, but still a present feeling; as well as  a slight nausea that comes and goes. Any one have any idea what this might be?

[scottma]

Seeing a neurologist is advised.

[Akeaka]

What would this be Entailing ?

[scottma]

Your presentations include electric taste, light headed, and slight nausea. Assuming electric taste refers to tingling sensation or altered taste. Light headedness may be related to neurral, neuovascular , musclular, or inner ear dysfunction. Nausea may be autonomous nervous system dysfunction. Based on information provided, I personally feel neurologist is probably the best health professional who can help you.

[michelle_764]

I'm currently in a medical class. We just learned that METALLIC taste in someones mouth usually is a symptom of cerebral spinal fluid leaking.

You need to the the neruologist AS SOON AS POSSIBLE to see whats going on.