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how to get rid of soapy taste in mouth
Hi, I have a soapy taste in my mouth. How can I get rid of it?
The soapy taste in your mouth could be a result of various factors, including certain medications, some types of toothpaste or even eating certain foods. To help alleviate this, you could try rinsed your mouth thoroughly with water and then drink lemonade or orange juice. Acidic food or drinks may help to neutralize the detergent taste.
How about eating, can certain foods help with this?
Yes, eating some type of bread or other absorbent food may help remove a soapy taste from your mouth. However, if the taste persists, it might be an underlying symptom of a more serious condition, such as gingivitis or liver disease. If the taste doesn't go away within a day, it would be a good idea to consult a doctor.
What if water and acidic drinks don't work? Any other recommendations?
Another home remedy that might help is mixing 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda in water and gurgling that. Baking soda is known for its neutralizing properties.
Okay, I understand. I'll try these remedies. Thanks for the advice.
You're welcome! I hope you feel better soon. Again, if these home remedies don't work, I would strongly recommend you to visit a health professional. Remember, your health comes first.
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