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Can dysgeusia be cured?
Dysgeusia secondary to infection or reversible conditions like Bell's palsy may improve partially or completely with resolution of the infection or condition.
What is dysgeusia?
Dysgeusia is a condition characterized by a distortion or alteration in the sense of taste, where things may taste bitter, metallic, or just different than usual. It can be a side effect of certain medications, chemotherapy, pregnancy, or underlying health conditions like infections or neurological disorders.
What is a common taste disorder?
Dysgeusia
Can drugs cause parkinsonism?
Some drugs given for psychosis, such as haloperidol (Haldol) or chlorpromazine (thorazine), may cause parkinsonism
What drugs may cause foaming from the mouth?
Rabies
What is the adjective for no taste?
tasteless, I guess
What can happen after accidental ingestion of some drugs?
Accidental ingestion of some drugs may cause ataxia, seizures , sensory neuropathies, or coma and death. The chronic administration of antihistamine medication and anticonvulsive drugs may cause ataxia in children.
What are the symptoms of dysgeusia?
Symptoms of dysgeusia include decreased acuity of the sense of taste or the distorted perception of an odd taste. Complete loss of taste sensation is relatively rare.
Why might depressant drugs be fun to take?
some may cause halucinations
What would cause someone to fail a drug test if they didn't use any drugs?
drugs This may have been a "False Positive" / "Type 1 Error" [Which may not properly explain the cause.] ; see relevant link .
What are the side effects of antimalarial drugs?
Antimalarial drugs may cause lightheadedness, dizziness, blurred vision and other vision changes.
What is the worst thing drugs can do to your brain?
The worst thing drugs can do is to cause death. Drugs can cause brain damage and many other health and social problems. Some may say that damage done by drugs is worse that death because it lasts the rest of your life.
