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Bitter Taste in Mouth After Eating, Meals (Food and Drink)

Persistent taste sensations after eating are more often due to foods consumed during the meal. Remnants of food particles adhere to the surface of the tongue, palate, between the teeth and crevices of the oral cavity due to chewing and swallowing. When these food particles mix with saliva in the mouth, it may activate the >> Read More ...

Dysgeusia | Causes of Strange Tastes and Taste Disorders

Dysgeusia is a broad term to describe any disturbance of the sense of taste. This may include : Ageusia : total loss of taste Hypogeusia : diminished taste sensitivity Parageusia : taste with no stimuli present Cacogeusia : foul taste sensations (causes discussed under Bad Taste in Mouth) is a type of parageusia. >> Read More ...

Bad Taste in Mouth – Causes of Cacogeusia (Foul Taste Sensation)

Cacogeusia is the medical term for a bad (foul) taste in the mouth. It usually exists on its own and does not necessarily occur when eating or tasting food or drink that does not otherwise taste foul. At times an altered taste sensation, known as dysgeusia, can make food or drink taste foul, although under normal >> Read More ...