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Metal and gritty feeling in the mouth/tongue

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Jan 17 6:47pm | Replies (22)

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@colleenyoung

Welcome @heatchad. It's encouraging to hear that you've been referred to a facial pain specialist. I'm going to bring @loribmt into this discussion to see if she has any suggestions or experience.

I might suggest as you wait for your appointment with the specialist that you start a journal or taking notes about your symptoms. When did it start? What time of day are the symptoms worse? Are there triggers that make the symptoms worse, i.e., food, activities, stress?

This may help you and the specialist to identify patterns that could help with the diagnosis.

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I’m having a ct done and consult with oral facial pain surgeon tomorrow and also think I’m going through menopause and have appointment on Thursday to get my levels checked. I too have read a great deal about vitamin b deficiency and think that could play a part as well. I hardly eat and have lost 19 lbs since gum graft surgery.