Metallic Taste in Mouth Causes, Treatments and More
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Cancer Treatments
Cancer treatments, such as radiation and chemotherapy, can sometimes result in a variety of side effects. One of the common side effects of these treatments is a bitter metallic taste in the mouth. The aftertaste should disappear once the treatment ends.
Anyone who experiences a metallic taste during cancer treatment may be able to mask the problem by eating certain foods. Adding tart ingredients, such as lemon juice and vinegar, to meals may help disguise the bitter taste.
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