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Sore Tongue & Bad Taste: Causes, Symptoms & Relief
A sore tongue and bad taste can stem from:
- Poor oral hygiene: Bacteria/plaque buildup
- Dry mouth: Dehydration, medications, medical conditions
- Smoking/tobacco: Irritation and unpleasant taste
- Food allergies/sensitivities: Metallic or bitter taste
- Medications: Antibiotics and others causing taste disturbances
- Medical conditions: Diabetes, acid reflux, vitamin deficiencies
- Infections: Viral, bacterial, yeast (oral thrush)
- Burns: Hot foods/beverages
- Injury: Biting the tongue
If symptoms persist or are accompanied by other issues, see a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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