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Metallic Taste in Mouth
I have this metallic taste in my mouth and none of the reasons pan out at all. Any suggestions besides pregnancy, fertility, b-12 deficiency, bad oral care and stuff like that?
Thanks. It seems to have gone away now. I am not taking any of those medications. It could have been estrogen. There is no way I am pregnant as I cannot get pregnant.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
Gastritis, fluctuation in estrogen levels, heartburn, postnasal drip, dental caries, tooth abscess are few other causes of metallic taste in mouth. Intake of medications like metronidazole, blood pressure medications, and thyroid medications all can lead to this symptom apart from the causes mentioned by you. The associated symptoms may help in arriving at a diagnosis. Seek medical help.
Take care and regards!
Gastritis, fluctuation in estrogen levels, heartburn, postnasal drip, dental caries, tooth abscess are few other causes of metallic taste in mouth. Intake of medications like metronidazole, blood pressure medications, and thyroid medications all can lead to this symptom apart from the causes mentioned by you. The associated symptoms may help in arriving at a diagnosis. Seek medical help.
Take care and regards!
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