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Could allergies be causing a metallic taste in my mouth and a sore tongue?
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Metal taste: Allergies can cause a post nasal drip that can result in a funny taste in your mouth but the metal taste and sore tongue sounds like a possible side effect to a medication. Have your doctor review any meds you are taking for a possible side effect.
Answered 1/24/2018
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