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Lost my taste buds, stuffy nose, and chest congestion what is something i can do?
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Need more info: Can't "lose taste buds". However, there are several viral conditions that can affect the sense of taste and cause other symptoms. See your doctor for a diagnosis.
Answered 3/2/2013
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Lost taste buds?: Sometimes your taste will change with a bad cold, sinus or viral infection or the flu. This will usually resolve itself once your infection heals.
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