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Supplements or malnutrition

Anyone have any issues with iron deficiency, or protein deficiency, or b12 or anything like that? Most all people I know are women that had full rny. Also differences between rny and sleeve...

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I had gastric bypass surgery almost 3 years ago well it will be 3 years in june. I'm beating myself up now because I haven't been taking my supplement the way I should have been. I am on my 3rd bottle of multivitamins if that tells you how few I took these past few years. Haven't been able to tolerate protein shakes. I recently found out I'm lactose intolerant. I'm b12 deficient. Iron deficient. Pretty much deficient in everything. I haven't felt good at all lately (prob for the past year) I just haven't felt normal. A friend of my cousins recently passed away from malnutrition and not changing her lifestyle. That was my wake up call. I'm scared that I may have fibromyalgia. I have all the signs and symptoms. My advice to everyone is do exactly what the doctor tells you too. I regret being lazy stubborn and hard headed about my supplements.

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When my blood work came back from the 6 months post-op testing. It showed that I was Iron deficient. They prescribed additional iron supplements which I have since started to take. Even though I had 2 hour separated between iron (in Flintstone vitamins) and my Calcium supplements, I suspect this was the problem area. I had started to drink milk as part of my Protein drinks and I suspect the calcium in the milk was causing the iron deficiency. So I moved all my iron supplements to the end of my day; just before bedtime. I should have the next batch of blood test results soon.

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