- Male
- 27 Years
- 29/01/2025
I've completely lost the sense of taste in my mouth and tongue. No matter what I eat, I can't feel any flavors or even temperatures, like hotness or coldness. It's really concerning and uncomfortable. Do you have any advice or home remedies that might help with this?
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I've been experiencing this strange brain sensation, kind of like a vibration, that woke me up suddenly last night. It's happened to me before, a few months ago, and I'm not sure if it's due to stress or maybe not getting enough sleep. As a student, is this something related to my study habits or sleep patterns? It gets worse when I try to go back to sleep or even when I'm reading. After it happens, I can't sleep for about 3 to 4 hours, and the next day my brain feels really jammed. Should I be worried and consider consulting a neurologist about these symptoms?
No, it's not recommended to use a partially consumed syrup that's 6 months old. Its potency, safety, and efficacy may be compromised due to: 1. Expiration 2. Contamination 3. Degradation of active ingredients Discard the old syrup and purchase a new one to ensure your toddler's safety and effective relief. Always check the expiration date and follow proper storage instructions.
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