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Coral Springs, FL
February 27
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A MGteam Member

My husband said no, he has never noticed that.

February 28
A MGteam Member

It’s odd bc when I googled it with ai it said yes cellcept can leave a metallic taste in your mouth but the mg team says no…and 2 responded no on this site too.

February 28
A MGteam Member

Ugh just great lol.

March 9
A MGteam Member

I never had that experience.
I'm no doctor and ai helps.
Google ai said:
Having a metallic taste in your mouth—medically known as dysgeusia—is often described as tasting "pennies," iron, or blood. While usually not a sign of a serious condition on its own, it can be a symptom of several factors ranging from everyday habits to underlying medical issues.

March 9
A MGteam Member

I don't notice anything like that!

February 28

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