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Old 12-23-2006, 06:22 AM #1
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Hiya

Well I am now home!! (well..have been home for just over a week..)

Anyway - does anyone have experience of losing their sense of taste with RSD? I know that I have orimandible dystonia etc as well (and normal dystonia!) but I don't see how that could effect taste - eg Rose wine - now tastes like metal, tequila - tastes of metal, coffee - tastes of lemon, white wine - cat litter, bread - sawdust, the same happens with everything.

Any advice? at this rate Christmas dinner is going to taste like a workshop!

(this isn't sudden - have had taste issues for ages.. just appears to be getting alot stranger....?!)

THanks!

Love

Rosie xxxxx
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