blood alcohol levels (BALs) that are higher than normal for a given alcohol dose. For example, people taking med-ications that can inhibit ADH activityâ such as aspirin and certain medications used to treat ulcers and heartburn (i.e., H 2 receptor antagonists, such as cime-tidine [TagametÂ®], nizatidine [AxidÂ®] and ranitidine [ZantacÂ®])âexperience
Brief Answer: Dysguesia. Detailed Answer: Hi, Thank you for your query. 1. Dysguesia or a distorted taste in the mouth is likely to be due to either of the following reasons: a. Drug induced, such as the Celecoxib (Celebrex). If so, it will reduce in time.
Sometimes acid escaping from your stomach can make its way into the back of your throat, leaving an icky, bitter taste in your mouth. In really extreme cases, this can cause choking. If that happensâespecially at nightâyou should see a doctor.