Can working out too hard cause a sudden metallic taste in the mouth?
1. Introduction Strenuous physical exertion can cause a sudden metallic taste in the mouth, a transient sensory phenomenon clinically referred to as exercise-induced dysgeusia. This specific taste alteration is primarily triggered by the rapid accumulation of lactic acid, minor capillary leakage in the respiratory tract under intense cardiovascular demand, or shifts in salivary composition. When … Read more
