GERD and Metallic Taste
Most patients are familiar with common symptoms of GERD such as nausea, vomiting, belching, and dry cough. It is very common that GERD causes metallic taste, a taste disorder medically known as dysgeusia.
Category: Medications & Side Effects
Many common medications list metallic taste as a side effect. From blood pressure drugs and steroids to supplements and cancer treatments like chemotherapy and Paxlovid, find information on what to expect and how to manage it.
Blood Pressure Medications and Metallic Taste
Blood Pressure Medications and Metallic Taste High blood pressure is a common health condition, especially in the elderly. It can cause heart disease and is a leading cause of stroke [1, 2]. It is managed through prescribed medications that have to be taken on a regular basis. Many blood pressure medications have side effects including […]
Metallic Taste & Vitamins
Metallic Taste & Vitamins Can Vitamins Cause a Metallic Taste In Mouth? Yes! Vitamins are a very common cause of metallic taste in your mouth. Multivitamins that contain metals such as copper, zinc, or chromium, commonly leave a metallic taste in your mouth. Additionally, iron, and calcium supplements have also been linked to leaving a foul taste in your mouth. The good news is […]
Chemical Exposure Could Be A Cause Of Metallic Taste
Chemical Exposure Could Be A Cause of Metallic Taste There are multiple reasons why you may suffer from metallic taste in your mouth. Metallic taste is a taste disorder known as dysgeusia. It is an abnormal or impaired sense of taste that is often described as persistent metallic, bitter, sour, or other bad taste in […]