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All food and drink tastes salty , why could this be ?
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Possible causes: Dehydration, taking certain medications, salivary gland disorders, endocrine disorder, neurologic abnormality and post-nasal drip may cause salty taste. It would be useful to talk to your physician for a proper evaluation.
Answered 12/30/2018
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