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Old 01-26-2008, 10:23 AM #1
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Default my sense of taste is very confused...
ugh.. i hate it when this happens... nothing tastes right.. unless its salty or loaded with sugar.. even then it still tastes a bit "off" if that makes sense.. this really isn't a new Sx for me but it is the first time it has lasted more then a day or so.. it started after my last round of IVSM the beginning of this month.. and just keeps getting worse.. i guess its not the worst thing... but it sure is annoying.. wonder if it will ever go back to normal..
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