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Hi Bette, when I had no sense of taste before my transplant, I found that cinnamon added a bit of taste to apples or breakfast toast or oatmeal. I also enjoyed adding a bit of lemon juice to pasta or to stir fry or roasted veggies. Warm (not hot) broth was good. I did not do smoothies, but ensure with a scoop of ice cream was suggested by my GI. I also had nausea. I don’t remember whether I was given anything for that. Room temperature ginger ale was another thing I could enjoy. There are some no salt seasonings on the market. I was happy using the original Mrs Dash.
Your husband is a real darling for making nutritious smoothies for you.
Have you talked to your doctor about your lack of taste? Has he offered any tips?
Bette, have you tried sucking on a mint? I used to keep mint life savers on hand.
Hello ..Jackie here.Ablation is a procedure where Dr. Puts a tiny tube with camera in your arm vein and he put in radioactive beads in tumor which made it die.other procedure was a microwave ablation where same procedure but it fried the tumor I was knocked out for that.go home frew hrs later. After my transplant for 8 mos.all food tasted horrible.yes
Metallic taste.but my good old taste buds came back slowly esp since Dr did away with most meds now take tactrolimus.it will get better.hang in there