Well, the antacids only neutralize the acid in the esophagus and stomach and it might not be effective if you take them. Maybe there is another cause for your teeth problems? I have the same issue, but it is certainly because of the acid reflux because the enamel on the inside surfaces is damaged. I discovered it accidentally thanks to my dentist https://thehealthysmile.net/dental-services/implant-dentistr y-bay-village-ohio/. He suggested me some facets for the lingual surfaces in order to avoid tooth erosion. So, you better consult a specialist in order to get a proper dental treatment. They are familiar with this issue, so I'm sure he can find the best solution for you.

YES.. this happened to me as well. My husband is a bit heavier and I think that is why. It was about 8 months after my surgery. ( about 6 months ago now). But yesterday i leaned over the arm of the chair and it feels like I fractured my rib again. Very painful when breathing or leaning over now. I am surprised to find so many references to ribs on this forum. I also had a partial knee replacement but that is doing ok.

I wonder if there is a long term / out 10 years group near us?

My bariatric surgeon prescribed Ferocon (pre-natal vitamin) because it contains intrinsic factor and higher iron content. Might be worthwhile to explore?

Happened to me at 9 years out and now my B12 is low or the first time. I had uterine fibroids that contributed to the iron deficiency and now alcohol contributing to the B12 challenge. I got iron infusions - been fine since. I am getting a B12 injection on Monday.