It's probably a side effect of the drugs; it should fade away with time....days..weeks.

Try this:

- Avoid sugary foods, red meat, milk and carbonated beverages.
- Eat foods cold rather than hot.
- Mint chewing gum without sugar
- Spices

http://www.ehealthstar.com/metallic-taste-in-mouth.php

Pelvic inflammatory disease can spread out of the pelvis up to the upper abdomen and causes upper abdominal pain and when it irritates the diaphragm, even pain in the shoulder blades.

Bloating can be caused by foods sweetened by sugar alcohols or polyols, such as sorbitol, xylitol maltitol and mannitol. These sweeteners can be found in sugar-free gum, diet soda and "low-calorie foods," among other.
http://www.nutrientsreview.com/carbs/low-calorie-sugar-alcohols-polyols.html

Quick carbohydrates, such as potatoes, white bread and other bakery made of white flour can raise blood glucose levels more than table sugar (sucrose). They are starchy foods without fiber and glucose that raise blood glucose.

One theory says that acne are cause by increased activity of the sexual hormones in the skin. NOTE: This does not mean increased blood levels of sexual hormones, so I'm not aware of any actual test that could confirm this.

Anyway, they are things that can further increase the activity of the sexual hormones in the skin:
-- Certain foods when eaten in excess...You more or less need to find out which foods may be triggers for you, so there may be no definite list of foods to avoid for everyone, but think about chocolate and certain alcoholic drinks, eating too much food in general...
-- Emotional stress
-- Exposure to the sun

I know for a fact that you can have diabetes type 2 and you can reverse it with losing weight and diet, or the disease can just go away with time. I'm not aware of any cure for diabetes type 1, though.