Strong tastes in your mouth could be warning signs of certain health issues that require medical attention - and experts have shared the ones to look out for.
A bad taste in the mouth is not an automatic sign you're unwell and it can often be remedied with improved oral hygiene like more flossing and brushing.
However, according to a pharmacist a "sudden" and "significant" change in taste that lasts longer than usual could mean something's wrong. Abbas Kanani of Chemistclick.co.uk advises patients to visit a GP following a change in taste that persists for more than a few days.
