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Hi Nane, and welcome to NeuroTalk!

I believe many things can cause a sour taste in the mouth. Medications comes at the top of the list to me.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum90.html

Click above, you may find some help there.

Best of luck. You have a beautiful name!
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