Table 2 Subjective symptoms of taste disorders
From: Ethyl loflazepate as a treatment for patients with idiopathic and psychogenic taste disorder
Phantogeusia: Having a certain taste although there is nothing in the mouth. | |
Hypogeusia: The taste of food fades. | |
Taste hypersensitivity: The taste of food becomes stronger. | |
Different taste: Feeling a different taste from the original. | |
Dissociable: A specific taste cannot be felt. | |
Bad taste: A bad taste in the mouth regardless of the flavor of the food. |