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Everything I eat tastes nasty, what I would describe as "industrial/metallic". And then, there's also the issue of a burning tongue.
Karen, I guess if you're gonna still have some taste, it's best to have that good "hatch" taste..
I really haven’t had a loss of smell or taste..just significant “false” tastes and smells..it’s really horrendous in the evening
Kevin, I’ve had what I call phantom odors or tastes. Over time, I’ve smelled or tasted things that aren’t there. Often it’s a chemical smell or like food had gone bad. Now I really don’t smell or taste much, and I no longer attempt to season food I’m cooking.
One good thing is I can still taste red and green chile!
Loss of taste and smell can be an early symptom of Parkinson’s disease. This symptom, known as hyposmia, can impact people long before other symptoms develop, sometimes up to a decade beforehand. Changes in taste and smell are common topics among members of MyParkinsonsTeam. For instance, one member shared, “Lost any decent Show Full Answer
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