Metallic Taste in Mouth Causes, Treatments and More

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Pregnancy

It is not uncommon for women to experience a radical change in their hormones during pregnancy. This could be one of the reasons why they sometimes experience a metallic aftertaste in their mouths. This can especially occur during the early stages of pregnancy.

Some pregnant women may experience an enhancement in some of their senses while carrying a child, including their sense of smell, which may be another reason they sometimes encounter the metallic taste in the mouth.

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