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I won’t taste mint. I will taste the numbness of the mint. I won’t taste the food. I will taste the vinegar I won’t taste food I will feel the texture
I find that a lot of taste has changed, I need to add more spices to my food. I used to like mild wings and now I get the spiciest ones!
@SallyBikkelHaag
Maybe you should try Letrozole..
Seems that one does not lose taste or smell on it.
Be sure to request that the Oncologist writes Accord manufacturer only as this manufacturer has less side effects.
No loss of taste. The fatigue is the worst side effect for me. Ask your oncologist about the loss of taste. I would.
I was on Anastrozole for awhile, but asked to be taken off as it affected my moods. They then put me on Exemestane and I now have no taste or smell and haven't for quite awhile. It's quite disheartening as nothing sounds good anymore and it certainly doesn't make you want to eat!
Taste changes, like the ones you're describing, can occur with aromatase inhibitors like anastrozole. These changes might include heightened sensitivity to certain flavors (like vinegar) or a diminished ability to taste others (like mint). This can be frustrating, especially when it affects your enjoyment of food. If this Show Full Answer
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