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I am feeling my mouth becom salt taste akways and i have diabetes?
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Salty Taste in Mouth: Dehydration. This may be due to inadequate fluid intake or excessive fluid loss. Review your diet. Excessive intake of alcohol or caffeine can cause fluid loss, resulting in dehydration, which can make saliva saltier. Side effect of certain medications, such as anti-thyroid medications and chemotherapy drugs. Salivary gland diseases and post nasal drainage.
Answered 9/28/2016
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