Brief Answer:
Stimulated salivary flow test

Detailed Answer:
Hello and thanks for reply.

The query posted by you presently doesnot elaborate your problem.But after reading the medical history I found that you wanted to know in detail about the various tests to be conducted,based upon the previous discussions.

Therefore please note that there are two tests to determine the salivary flow rate.
1.Stimulated salivary flow test- in which paraffin and citric acid are mainly used to stimulate the salivary flow.
2.Non stimulated salivary flow - in which there is absence of stimulus.
In both the cases saliva is collected by passive drooling in a graded balance and then measured.
The normal non stimulated salivary flow rate ranges between 0.3 to 0.5ml/min.
the rates lesser than 0.10 to 0.01ml/min is considered hyposalivation or less salivary flow.
This can lead to burning mouth syndrome,dryness in the mouth,dental caries(decay) and taste disturbances too, as in your case.

Therefore please meet an oral pathologist,who is a dentist dealing with such issues and get this test done.
This will help you to understand your salivary flow rate in your mouth.Based upon that artificial salivary substitutes can be given.As advised earlier keep yourself hydrated by taking plenty of fluids.

Hope I have given you detail answer.
For any further doubts,please let me know.
Thanks.
Take care.

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Brief Answer:
Raised MCHC

Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome.
Thanks for reply.
As per the complete blood cell count reports attached, here it appears that you have rise in MCHC(Mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration) and also rise in uric acid.
Therefore please see your physician once regarding this.In case required (any medication) it will be suggested by physician after complete diagnosis.

Please get the stimulated salivary test done and send me the reports.
Based upon that artificial substitutes can be given.
Please update your reports.Awaiting response.

Thanks.
Take care.

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