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Taste in mouth

Does anyone have a nasty taste in their mouth since becoming pregnant!? I HATE IT!!!
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YEeeeeppppp.  Glad to know I'm not alone, mine is so horrible I haven't swallowed my spit the entire time I've been pregnant smh 31 weeks and counting
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3062962 tn?1406743961
mine isn't constant...more like everything I eat has a horrible aftertaste I can't get rid of and never noticed before.
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I thought I was the only one with this problem... omg it makes me sick constantly spitting, brushing my teeth, vomiting, chewing gum trying to get rid of this taste... I am even headed to the dentist to see if they can do see me thing...  I can't wait til December so I can get rid of it...
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Yes it's horrible! I always have to have gum or some mints on me.
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8757136 tn?1403562115
Yes! I literally brush my teeth 7+ times a day. It's almost becoming a habit that when I go to the restroom to empty my bladder I also brush my teeth so I don't get that taste again. :/
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Yes! I feel like I constantly need to drink something to get rid of it. The last few days water (the only thing o can handle) has tasted funny so that makes it even worse!
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Yes! It was really bad my first trimester and now it's back in my third trimester. It's gross and I am so tired of it. Chewing gum is about the only way for me to deal with it.
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