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loss of sense of taste post tonsillectomy

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PostPosted: 06/13/07 - 00:03    Post subject: loss of sense of taste post tonsillectomy Vote now! Reply with quote
I'm 3 weeks post tonsillectomy and my sense of taste is still out of whack!
Food tastes bland at the front of my mouth and bad at the back!
I'd like to hear some people say that this will go away in a reasonable amount of time--I have always been VERY food oriented!!
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