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Preventing erosion

Hello,

I was searching the site for how to prevent erosion. The only thing I could find was that "abuse could cause erosion".

So since I couldn't find anything, I thought I would ask. I am assuming smoking and uncontrolled acid reflux can cause it? I'm not sure.

Thanks,

Libby

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First of all there is stomach erosion and band erosion. To prevent stomach erosion dont consume tons of alhocol or spicy food make sure not to get large fills at a time or too close together. After a fill or pb episode make sure to follow your doctors orders like liquids for a few days etc. Dont get over filled that can cause acid reflux. Me personally i take a tums a day at night to help prevent stomach erosion whih i already had

Hello,

I was searching the site for how to prevent erosion. The only thing I could find was that "abuse could cause erosion".

So since I couldn't find anything, I thought I would ask. I am assuming smoking and uncontrolled acid reflux can cause it? I'm not sure.

Thank

Libby

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