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I am 8 weeks pregnant and getting a horrid taste in my mouth after eating?
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Probably normal: Having taste changes early in the pregnancy, and being very sensitive to smells, is a normal part of the process. It is related to the "morning sickness". These tastes and smells should return to normal in a few weeks.
Answered 2/11/2014
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