There is 1 paper on perceived taste disturbance in aging research: 1 observational study in people.
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“problems with bad breath (OR = 3.6), blisters (OR = 3.4), burning mouth (OR = 3.4) and self-perceived health (OR = 2.7) were the most important factors explaining PTD.”
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1Age
no changein humans1
1 study
Age
no changein humans1
Age was not clearly linked with perceived taste disturbance in humans (community-living individuals).
“This study showed that PTD does not increase between 50 and 70 years of age in ordinary community-living individuals.”
Humanscommunity-living individuals20 years
Self-perceived taste disturbance: a 20-year prospective study of a Swedish 1942 birth cohort
Gerodontology
Associations
4Self-perceived health
upin humans1OR 2.7
1 study
Self-perceived health
upin humans1OR 2.7
Self-perceived health is associated with perceived taste disturbance in humans (OR = 2.7).
“problems with bad breath (OR = 3.6), blisters (OR = 3.4), burning mouth (OR = 3.4) and self-perceived health (OR = 2.7) were the most important factors explaining PTD.”
Humans20 years
Self-perceived taste disturbance: a 20-year prospective study of a Swedish 1942 birth cohort
Gerodontology
Burning mouth
upin humans1OR 3.4
1 study
Burning mouth
upin humans1OR 3.4
Burning mouth is associated with perceived taste disturbance in humans (OR = 3.4).
“problems with bad breath (OR = 3.6), blisters (OR = 3.4), burning mouth (OR = 3.4) and self-perceived health (OR = 2.7) were the most important factors explaining PTD.”
Humans20 years
Self-perceived taste disturbance: a 20-year prospective study of a Swedish 1942 birth cohort
Gerodontology
Blister
upin humans1OR 3.4
1 study
Blister
upin humans1OR 3.4
Blister is associated with perceived taste disturbance in humans (OR = 3.4).
“problems with bad breath (OR = 3.6), blisters (OR = 3.4), burning mouth (OR = 3.4) and self-perceived health (OR = 2.7) were the most important factors explaining PTD.”
Humans20 years
Self-perceived taste disturbance: a 20-year prospective study of a Swedish 1942 birth cohort
Gerodontology
Bad breath
upin humans1OR 3.6
1 study
Bad breath
upin humans1OR 3.6
Bad breath is associated with perceived taste disturbance in humans (OR = 3.6).
“problems with bad breath (OR = 3.6), blisters (OR = 3.4), burning mouth (OR = 3.4) and self-perceived health (OR = 2.7) were the most important factors explaining PTD.”
Humans20 years
Self-perceived taste disturbance: a 20-year prospective study of a Swedish 1942 birth cohort
Gerodontology