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Loss of taste after a bone marrow transplant, such as for myeloma, can occur due to treatment side effects like chemotherapy or medications. While taste often returns within months, in some cases, it can take longer or remain altered. Since it's been two years, consult your doctor to explore potential causes and solutions Show Full Answer

Loss of taste after a bone marrow transplant, such as for myeloma, can occur due to treatment side effects like chemotherapy or medications. While taste often returns within months, in some cases, it can take longer or remain altered. Since it's been two years, consult your doctor to explore potential causes and solutions. They may suggest dietary adjustments or therapies to help improve your taste.

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