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Bitter Taste-- Celiac Related?


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jesscarmel Enthusiast

i have had this weird thing lately where when i lick my lips i taste something really bitter. ive only noticed it at home when i get home from work. i dont wear lipstick or anything so i cant imagine what it could be??!!!

anyone hear of this?

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i have had this weird thing lately where when i lick my lips i taste something really bitter. ive only noticed it at home when i get home from work. i dont wear lipstick or anything so i cant imagine what it could be??!!!

anyone hear of this?

I've gotten bitter tastes in my mouth for no reason whatsoever, but I don't know if it's gluten related or not.

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jesscarmel Enthusiast
I've gotten bitter tastes in my mouth for no reason whatsoever, but I don't know if it's gluten related or not.

its really wierd. i dont think its gluten related cause our house is gluten free and there really wouldnt be anyway i was getting any. i emailed my dr but hes out until jan 2 so ill have to wait.

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CarlaB Enthusiast

I've never found an explanation for it, but sometimes it tastes almost like I just chewed up an aspirin. If your doc has any answers, I'd love to hear them!!

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mommida Enthusiast

Can you have someone smell your breath? Do you have any symptoms of diabetes? Sinus problems? Any tooth problems?

L.

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