If you don't feel the taste when eating, you may have a weak spleen and stomach.

And endocrine disorders in the body can also lead to the emergence of diseases.

In addition, some patients have cold discomfort, which can also lead to loss of taste when eating. Therefore, timely diagnosis and treatment is needed to identify the cause and provide symptomatic treatment.

Sometimes, people's sense of taste is not sensitive when eating, and they will not be able to feel the taste of food, which will be very disturbing in the long run.

This is most likely due to a cold or a degeneration of the sense of taste. You can take some foods that are healthy for the spleen and stomach to promote the recovery of the sense of taste.

So specifically, why does food taste bad?

1. Weak spleen and stomach If you don’t feel the taste of things when eating, it is considered a sign of weak spleen and stomach in traditional Chinese medicine.

Because the spleen and stomach are relatively weak, the function of ascending and clearing in the spleen and stomach is abnormal, leading to the occurrence of this kind of situation.

You can take more spleen and stomach-strengthening drugs for treatment, so that the spleen and stomach can reach normal levels and the sense of taste can be restored.

Commonly used drugs include Jianweixiaoshi tablets and Dashanzha pills.

2. Endocrine disorders In modern medicine, it is believed that eating tasteless is mainly caused by endocrine problems in the human body.

Endocrine disorders lead to a loss of taste when eating, and even sleep and daily life will be affected.

Therefore, patients need to eat more foods that are easy to digest, ensure that they get enough sleep every day, drink more water and maintain a good attitude, so that they can live a healthy life and get certain treatment for the tasteless food.

3. Caused by a cold Some patients have tasteless food, mostly caused by a cold.

You can take more anti-cold medicines for treatment. In addition, you also need to consider whether sinusitis is causing this situation.

4. Increasing age In some patients, the oral mucosa will shrink due to increasing age, and the oral mucosa will also undergo keratosis.

The amount of saliva in the mouth will also gradually decrease.

This will cause the patient to feel discomfort when eating, leading to a decrease in oral mucosal secretion. If the patient's condition is not treated in time, it will easily lead to the patient's tasteless food, loss of appetite, and in severe cases,

Anorexia.