I eat a lot of spicy food and take a few meds was wondering if this was why or if it is normal.....It made me uneasy when he told me that and I want to be sure
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The spicy food thing will really effect how you taste! Drinking water, and lots of it, will help somewhat. Also, 1 to 2 glasses of pineapple juice will most likely completely restore your PH balance and get rid of the acidic taste. \n Remember that your taste is a direct reflection of your diet, so stay hydrated and maybe go a little lite on the jalapenos!
287493
you need to ask your doctor about this.....
504016
I don't know what to tell you. You really worried me a lot. But if you are concerned talk to your doctor don't be scared of asking them questions, that's why they are there to help people that are needing answers. you can also visit the web med.\nI think that's all I can say, but I pray with my heart. god bless.
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try not to eat too much at one time...eat less more often...also Zantac works for me..2 150mg tablets twice a day. avoid spicy hot foods too
346771
This totally depends on the med and what the doc has to say. Dont do it without his advice and careful watch. Even for a low level of medication. Especially if it is something you have been taking and your body is used to.
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This is just a guess, but maybe it's a side effect from all the different types of medicines that you're taking. You should probably get to a doctor as soon as possible. A doctor will be able to give you a professional diagnosis. \n\nI wish you the best of luck with this.
289154
It sounds like he could have some type of food or environmental allergy. Try bringing him for a second opinion.
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No one but a doctor could tell you for sure. I would hesitate to recommend anything without consulting your doctor, because the wrong thing could hurt you. have you tried Mylanta, Rolaids, or Tums? Does it occur after you have eaten any particular thing? Try to document when it occurs, what you were doing, what you had eaten, anything that seems relevant.. if it becomes too severe go to your local Emergency room, otherwise see your doctor as soon as possible.
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it could be OCD.  Talk to your doctor if it is really that excessive.
196319
That is very touchy. you might want to ask your doctor for some advice on that one as to what is safe to take and what is not safe to take.
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It sounds excessive.  Talk to your doctor about the possibility of having a food intolerance.  Sometimes when people are les tolerant of something such as milk, or lactose, what you've described is how it is expressed.  Do you find that you are more bloated and uncomfortable after eating certain foods?  Ask your doctor.  Good luck!
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not really an answer but is there a chance he's put something in his nose, like vicks vapor rub?? if he's done this, he needs to see a doctor asap because it can cause respiratory problems if ingested.
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i never took it (but am looking into it) but this just occured to me, some of the antidepressants i've been on caused me to be hungrier than normal, which obviously made me eat more... do you notice that you've been eating more since you've been on it? sorry if this didn't help, sometimes those things just don't cross your mind though...\nwish i could be more help!
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I read a lot of medical journals, simply because I enjoy it.\nIt's possible he has an enlarged thryroid, which may need treatment.  Also, and ulceration from acid reflux could cause this.  In addition, there are several other possibilites.  Best thing as always:  see a doctor.
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The spicy food is sensed not just by the taste buds, but also the sensors for pain & irritation.\nFor instance, if accidentally, u touch inside ur nose, or uotside the corner of ur mouth, it will cause burning sensation.
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That's just too weird. He should see a doctor;  his peace of mind is reason enough.
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Excitement, worry, concern, guilt?\n\nMaybe you were coming down with something.\n\nAre you eating and drinking well, now?  If not, see a doctor.  (You should find a new one locally, anyway.)\n\nStay healthy.