Metallic taste in the mouth could also be caused by a kidney infection @saturnzoon. That happened to me once. I thought it was either cancer or my kidneys.
I know things are tough where you are and how difficult it is, my heart goes out to you
But for the grace of God go I ❤️
You could see a GP and get antibiotics if its just a kidney infection. I would try and get out to a clinic in your state that does after hours if you can. We had these clinics set up in response to the pandemic to take pressure off the hospital system. You would get seen quickly. They operate here from around 6pm - 11pm. I went there when I sliced my finger open thinking I would need stitches. You could ring nurse on call to find your local pop-up clinic in your state
Even where I am there is no guarantee I have access to aircon as they use something called "DRED" Demand Response Enabling Device systems on airconditioners and can cut out your cooling remotely from the power company @TAB @tonys This article was written over 8 years ago
FYI Thousands of houses in Queensland have had their aircon cut off up to 6 times in the last 8 weeks by power companies of recent date using DRED in response to properties drawing too much on the grid @TAB @tonys Best to cool your house during off peak before it heats up in the afternoon so its more manageable if they decide to cut your cooling off. That is the advice I have been given.
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