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Upper Gi Bleed

I had the GS surgery in Sept 2010. My starting weight was 341 lbs. My current weight is between 170-175, fluctuates throughout the day. I am a 50 year old male. Last week I was hospitilized for a upper GI bleeding. I am perplexed about the cause. I have had issues with acid reflux since surgery. Thank you for any comments

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Do you take NSAIDs at all? Most common cause.

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I did take a baby aspirin 81 mg on a daily basis. I never even thought about this as a possible cause,.

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