Could a past stomach infection from eating out cause low stomach acid, leading to my ongoing symptoms of bloating, heartburn, extreme tiredness, undigested food in my stool, and a vitamin B12 deficiency that I treated with Neurobion? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could a past stomach infection from eating out cause low stomach acid, leading to my ongoing symptoms of bloating, heartburn, extreme tiredness, undigested food in my stool, and a vitamin B12 deficiency that I treated with Neurobion?

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Could a past stomach infection from eating out cause low stomach acid, leading to my ongoing symptoms of bloating, heartburn, extreme tiredness, undigested food in my stool, and a vitamin B12 deficiency that I treated with Neurobion?

Asked by Male, 19 · 23 days ago

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

23 days ago

Yes, it is entirely possible. A past stomach infection can sometimes trigger long-term gut changes or low stomach acid. When stomach acid is low, your body struggles to break down food properly, leading to bloating, heartburn, and undigested food in your stool. It also severely hinders your ability to absorb vital nutrients like vitamin B12, causing extreme tiredness. While using Neurobion helps replenish your B12 levels, it is very important to consult a healthcare provider to find and treat the root cause of your symptoms. Rest assured, with the right evaluation, we can help your digestive system get back on track.

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Could a past stomach infection from eating out cause low stomach acid, leading to my ongoing symptoms of bloating, heartburn, extreme tiredness, undigested food in my stool, and a vitamin B12 deficiency that I treated with Neurobion? | Apollo Pharmacy