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What causes a salty taste in mouth? could sinus drainage cause this?
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Inflammation: Dehydration or mucus drainage could cause a salty taste in your mouth. Losing your sense of taste or having chronic bad breath is abnormal and needs to be checked out.
Answered 2/17/2015
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