I also don’t have much of an appetite and it annoys people that I don’t feel like eating especially when they offer to make it for me

I have been many yea rs without a sense of taste or smell. I just go by the feel of the food and a sense of sweet, spicy, etc. But, I know it is still there somewhere because if I am making a soup or stew, with the lid on the pot and remove it, I will get a sense of smell from the food or if I come from being outside for a few minutes. Also, a sense of taste rears it's lovely head and I get a hint of something wonderful. But 99.9% of the time there is nothing. But, I will still make those great dinners and ask my hubby if it is good. Taste and smell is a wonderful thing and to be without it is a huge loss, but as with many things I don;'t think there is anything you can do about it. Enjoy great food as much as you can. just pretend it tastes super good.

I haven't lost taste, but my taste buds have changed. I don't like the taste of things that I used to like.

somethings I can't taste either it is annoying . but I am not hungry either. so that is the problem. I eat oatmeal in the morning. and maybe have something for dinner . I am forcing myself to eat

I was like that for a year are more they kept giving me med for yeast but that didn't help at all so they sent me to a ENT dr finally he listens to me about the way it was doing so he looked in my mouth he said you have really dry mouth I said finally someone agrees with me so he wrote a prescription for something for dry mouth I take one 3times a day after a few days on it I could actually taste my food again I had gland surgery they took a Slavic gland out because it was stoped up with stones and it makes your mouth a little dryer I'm happy with the meds he gave me. Ask your Dr to send you to an ENT dr let him help you remember keep it moving my friend