HPV in Women. Human papillomavirus (HPV) occurs quite frequently in women -- in fact, it's one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases. While infection with HPV may not cause symptoms in many cases, the presence of genital warts is a sure sign of infection.
In order to get rid of this metallic taste in the mouth, it is essential to constantly drink water to wash out the toxins residing in the mouth and improve the general immunity of the body. You should also maintain strict dental hygiene practices, brushing and teeth twice a day to keep them clean and free of cavities.
Salt Water: Mix a heaping spoonful of salt in a small glass of lukewarm to warm water, swoosh around inside your mouth for as long as you can, spit out. Repeat a couple times. Cloves: This is an old timerâs remedy, rest a clove against the sore area until pain goes away. You can also use a drop or two of clove oil (too much can be toxic) or make a thick paste of ground cloves and water or ground cloves and olive oil. Alcohol: Swoosh a bit of whiskey, scotch, brandy or vodka. A strong mouthwash that contains alcohol will do the trick too. Hydrogen Peroxide: Swoosh a bit of hydrogen peroxide. If the taste is too horrid for you, try diluting with a bit of water. Vanilla Extract: Saturate a cotton ball with vanilla and hold in place.