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Might have an ulcer

I am having a bit of burning in my middle chest. I am 6.5 months post op from gastric bypass. I don’t know if it’s heart burn or maybe the beginnings of an ulcer, maybe a leak? . I was drinking caffeine because I work a ridiculous amount. Maybe eating too much? Well it always feels like too much? It’s like a mild-medium burning not super bad and only for a few days. Has anyone experienced this? Any recommendations for natural cures or remedies. Thank you I really appreciate it. I am also a little bit of hypochondriac and I’ve had a lot of anxiety the last month so maybe that didn’t help. Thanks again

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The best answer is to talk to your surgeon's office:)

Something I like that helps settle my stomach....ginger lemon tea.

Heart burn is usually caused by gastroesophageal reflux. Did you still take ur PPI medicine?

Leak is a big problem but usually comes with more serious syptoms.

Talk to ur Dr.

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