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dentonlexi

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Bitter Taste On Tongue Posted: 12-18-04 12:47pm


For the past few months i've had a bitter taste coming from my tongue. It's to the point now where everything I put in my mouth turns bitter. My chiropractor suggests it might be something neurological and cranial nerve related. Any ideas what it could be?

harmony58

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Posted: 01-06-05 11:01am


Dentonlexi: you probably do wish to see a neurologist. Your doctor should be able to refer you. It is possible that you are experiencing seizures of some type - not all seizures involve the arms and legs and nasty auras such as specific types of tastes and smells sometimes are the only sign. Good luck. Kate

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