Yup I went to allergist to get tested for mold exposure and they said they don’t do that .
March 3
Trevor, have you tried an allergist who specializes in environmental allergies?
March 3
Why do food and drinks taste different or metallic with fibromyalgia?
Altered taste is a common symptom experienced by people with fibromyalgia. Just over 34 percent of people with fibromyalgia report experiencing a foul, metallic, or salty taste in their mouths.
The exact reason why fibromyalgia causes these taste Show Full Answer
Why do food and drinks taste different or metallic with fibromyalgia?
Altered taste is a common symptom experienced by people with fibromyalgia. Just over 34 percent of people with fibromyalgia report experiencing a foul, metallic, or salty taste in their mouths.
The exact reason why fibromyalgia causes these taste changes isn't fully understood yet. While some people believe their medications (like antidepressants or muscle relaxants) cause dry mouth and altered taste, not everyone taking these medications experiences these oral health issues.
Related oral health symptoms you might experience:
- Dry mouth (affecting up to 71 percent of people with fibromyalgia)
- Burning mouth syndrome, causing pain, tingling, or numbness (about 33 percent)
- Altered taste sensations
These oral health issues can be frustrating and impact your quality of life. If you're experiencing persistent taste changes or other mouth symptoms, it's worth discussing with your healthcare provider or dentist. They can help rule out other causes and suggest ways to manage these symptoms.
Practicing good oral hygiene and staying hydrated may help with some of these symptoms.
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