Dysgeusia
A persistent, abnormal taste disorder (pronounced dis-GOOZ-ee-a), often resulting in an aversive "metallic taste in mouth" symptom
A persistent, abnormal taste disorder (pronounced dis-GOOZ-ee-a), often resulting in an aversive "metallic taste in mouth" symptom
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Dysgeusia
By medical definition, "Dysgeusia" is an abnormal, distorted alteration of normal taste wherein "metallic taste in mouth" sensations may often be symptomatic. Unfortunately, Dysgeusia is a constant and atypical (irregular/unusual) taste disorder brought on by illness, chemotherapy, pregnancy, autism or certain medications, some sleep aids... and sometimes even smoking! Brain tumors, severe traumas to the head, and something as simple as migraine headaches can also bring on chronic Dysgeusia symptoms.
Mood swings, loss of appetite, social withdrawal and weight loss are not uncommon.
A metallic taste is sometimes also noted with Multiple Sclerosis, but is most likely due to medications and not to the disease itself.
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In summary, TruFlavorWare® non-metallic flatware may be an effective drug-free dysgeusia treatment or dysgeusia remedy for "metallic taste in mouth" symptoms, to lessen or eliminate this annoying aspect of dysgeusia.
For additional information on Dysgeusia, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dysgeusia and http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtPrint/WSIHW000/24479/29819.html?hide=t&k=basePrint
For additional information on Dysgeusia, please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dysgeusia and http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtPrint/WSIHW000/24479/29819.html?hide=t&k=basePrint
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PLEASE NOTE: Should you experience an unexplained taste change such as a lingering "metallic taste" in your mouth, then please seek advice from a doctor or hospital as this symptom may be indicative of an underlying medical condition deserving professional attention.