Dear Jenny: At this point, I don know what might be causing the metallic taste. Usually metallic taste comes from blood seeping into your mouth, often from silent, chronic gum disease. See your dentist for an examination and evaluation to be sure your gums (and your teeth) are healthy.
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- The mucous plug can be clear, especially if you have only lost part of it. Usually there is some blood in it when the entire thing comes out; when this happens it is generally a very large wad of mucous. It may not come out fully until the birth, though.
- What is it called when people like the metallic taste in blood?
- Doesn’t healthy food usually taste bland?
