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A member asked:
Is it normal to feel like you have a bitter taste in the back of your mouth after quitting smoking? i quit 8 months ago
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Get checked: The most common reasons for a bitter taste include periodontal disease, tonsil associated infection, heavy metal toxicity, and GI issues. So get checked.
Answered 9/5/2014
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