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A member asked:
Will lpr make me loose my taste ? it's been about 3 weeks, no taste.
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Possibly: LPR can certainly alter your sense of taste. It shoudl come back as LPR is treated. There are also many other causes of loss of taste -- most likely is viral. how is your sense of smell? often the two go hand in hand. If sense of smell is off, it is not LPR.
Answered 10/2/2014
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