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Can you lose your taste with inhalers?
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Taste Loss w/Inhaler: I presume you are speaking of inhalers used for asthma, bronchitis or copd. They have not been shown to cause loss of taste. Check with your prescribing provider. You'll probably need to go in for a physical to see about possible causes.
Answered 1/15/2012
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