Re: Loss of sense of taste or altered sense of taste

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Thsi was a definite hypo symptoms for me and sitl is not totally back

yet but improved on T3 treatment alot. Yes it may well nbe related ot

high RT3.

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> I have had my taste range from almost normal to not being able to taste at all

for a really long time now and I have wondered if it might be related to reverse

T3 problems.

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> It's not a zinc deficiency I got tested for that.

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> Just wondering if anyone has experienced loss of sense of taste or had noticed

an altered sense of taste since having reverse T3 problems?

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[Guest guest]

Thanks

It's nice to know that the loss of taste might be caused by the RT3.

I'm glad to hear that you had some improvement with yours.

Jim

> > I have had my taste range from almost normal to not being able to taste at

all for a really long time now and I have wondered if it might be related to

reverse T3 problems.

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> > It's not a zinc deficiency I got tested for that.

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> > Just wondering if anyone has experienced loss of sense of taste or had

noticed an altered sense of taste since having reverse T3 problems?

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> > Jim

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> > We are not medical professionals here, just patients sharing our

experiences. Please use this information with the help of a competent doctor.