It sounds like the question got cut off — but a common concern for people going through lymphoma treatment is dealing with metallic taste or dry mouth, which can make oral care tricky!
A few things that may help freshen your mouth during treatment:
- Use a mild, alcohol-free mouthwash between meals
- Try sucking on lemon Show Full Answer
It sounds like the question got cut off — but a common concern for people going through lymphoma treatment is dealing with metallic taste or dry mouth, which can make oral care tricky!
A few things that may help freshen your mouth during treatment:
- Use a mild, alcohol-free mouthwash between meals
- Try sucking on lemon drops, ginger candies, or mints
- Ice pops can also help if cold isn't uncomfortable for you
One MyLymphomaTeam member swore by Ice Breakers Sours, saying: "They are my godsend right now. They work quickly and safely."
It's always worth checking with your care team before trying new oral products, as some ingredients can interact with lymphoma medications. Feel free to share the rest of your question too!
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