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Metallic Taste In The Mouth. Have A Broken Fibula After A Fight.Taking Percocet And Mini Progesterone. Need Help
Hi, I have a metallic taste in my mouth since last night. I was violently assaulted 16 days ago and luckily fought him/stranger off but have a broken Fibula . I m in shock, can t remember details of assault or attacker, having a hard time sleeping due to my leg cast/ trying to sleep with my leg elevated. I m taking percocet and on birth control (mini progesterone 28 day taken continously ). Thanks for your input, b
Yes, the metallic taste or impaired taste sensation can be attributed to percocet (oxycodone +acetaminophen) usage.
This is not seen in all patients taking percocet. It is generally encountered in patients with high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes and in people suffering with insomnia (sleeplessness).
If you are much concerned about the metallic taste, just consult your treating doctor and ask for a different analgesic combination.
Hope this information is helpful. Good day
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Metallic Taste In The Mouth. Have A Broken Fibula After A Fight.Taking Percocet And Mini Progesterone. Need Help
Hi, thanks for writing to HCM. Yes, the metallic taste or impaired taste sensation can be attributed to percocet (oxycodone +acetaminophen) usage. This is not seen in all patients taking percocet. It is generally encountered in patients with high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes and in people suffering with insomnia (sleeplessness). If you are much concerned about the metallic taste, just consult your treating doctor and ask for a different analgesic combination. Hope this information is helpful. Good day