A metallic taste in your mouth is fairly common, and usually not terribly serious.
The most common reason is that a piece of aluminum foil is caught in your teeth next to a filling.
Another common reason is that the metallic taste is the result of medications that you are taking: antidepressants, Birth Control pills, and so forth.
Another common cause is an infection in your gums or in a tooth. You will start losing teeth if you do not have a dentist check it out and help you cure the problem.
It means that you might be pregnant - take a test
It means there may be a coin type taste in your mouth, that kinda tastes like metal.
Yes
Sometimes it can taste like rust/metal because your gum is bleeding and it has a kind of metally taste
It's possible that I'm pregnant. I haven't had many other symptoms except the past couple weeks off and on I get the taste of metal in my mouth. My friend told me it was a symptom but I've never heard that. I am pregnant and I have noticed a weird taste in my mouth. I get the metallic taste in my mouth right before my period, so maybe it is hormonal. Yes! If you do an internet search for "pregnancy symptoms" you will find that having a metal taste in mouth is among the top symptoms. When I have pregnant of my first baby, the first thing I notice was that metal taste in my mouth which I nerver had before. Now, we are trying for a second child (we should know for sure this week-end), I got the same metal taste in my mouth for the past 3 days. No...I got a metallic taste in my mouth and have had it for the past 4 days. Ive been on the pill for years and was freaking out that I was pregnant, I felt like I had other symptoms too. I took 4 urine tests and a blood test and all of them were negative. Turns out I was dehydrated.
Sour metal taste in your mouth and lots of heartburn.
Fever or a medical nerological illness called Timoyetonocidis.
could be an antibiotic reaction
This is like trying to explain color to a person who has never seen. Most of us have had the experience of putting various metals in our mouths, and getting a sense of what the taste is. Some conditions or situations give people the distinct experience that there is that kind of metallic taste in the mouth.
no taste at all. for example, iron has a metallic taste that comes from ionization reaction in your mouth. so the metallic taste of iron actually comes from the rust than the metal. but gold is extremely unreactive metal and would not give you any perceivable flavor
it means you have a little electricity on your body or mouth
Metal taste in mouth could be a variety of health issues. However, since this taste is associated with yellow and foul stool and excessive gas, seeing your doctor right away is mandatory to rule out what is going on. The doctor can do specific tests to see what is going on.
Its kind of like how a battery works. The salt from the saliva in your mouth conducts electrons from the metal of your braces to pass through the other metal to your tongue.