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Weird taste in mouth. i use mouthwash, drink lots of water, no drug allergies/sickness/conditions. any tips to cure it?
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Blood Test: What anomalies show up in your blood test. Sometimes, there may be influences that enter the mouth via the saliva, etc. Other items may cause this from what you eat, drink, smoke.
Answered 9/8/2016
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