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Possible causes of taste disorders and a loss of taste upper respiratory infections, such as the common cold COVID-19 sinus infections middle ear infections poor oral hygiene and dental problems, such as gingivitis exposure to some chemicals, such as insecticides surgeries on the mouth, throat, nose, or ear head injuries radiation therapy for cancer in this area of the body Some medications may also affect a persons ability to taste

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It may not be allergy-related, as some people believe