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Looking for Suggestions for Metal Taste in Mouth

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Not a suggestion, but....
Hi Mary,
Sorry that I don't have any suggestions to get rid of that metal taste. I had that during my chemo and for several months after. It did go completely away after a few months. Where are you in your treatments? It's a terrible taste and very hard to explain to anyone who has not gone through it. In chinese medicine a metal taste in the mouth comes from the liver system so it makes sense that you could have that during chemo when the liver is trying to deal with the toxins. The good news is it does go away after treatment ends. Hopefully you are nearing the end of chemo and can look forward to it going away.
Kerri
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Thank you for your response!kcasey44 said:Not a suggestion, but....
Hi Mary,
Sorry that I don't have any suggestions to get rid of that metal taste. I had that during my chemo and for several months after. It did go completely away after a few months. Where are you in your treatments? It's a terrible taste and very hard to explain to anyone who has not gone through it. In chinese medicine a metal taste in the mouth comes from the liver system so it makes sense that you could have that during chemo when the liver is trying to deal with the toxins. The good news is it does go away after treatment ends. Hopefully you are nearing the end of chemo and can look forward to it going away.
Kerri
Thank you for your response!
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metallic taste in mouthkcasey44 said:Not a suggestion, but....
Hi Mary,
Sorry that I don't have any suggestions to get rid of that metal taste. I had that during my chemo and for several months after. It did go completely away after a few months. Where are you in your treatments? It's a terrible taste and very hard to explain to anyone who has not gone through it. In chinese medicine a metal taste in the mouth comes from the liver system so it makes sense that you could have that during chemo when the liver is trying to deal with the toxins. The good news is it does go away after treatment ends. Hopefully you are nearing the end of chemo and can look forward to it going away.
Kerri
post 2013 breast cancer mine somes back from time to time it gets better with time. chew mint gum or ginger it helps blessings
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