From what you’ve described, your weakness and sleepiness are very likely due to anemia (low hemoglobin) rather than only gastric acidity. Heavy menstrual bleeding over many months can slowly drain all the iron from the body and cause tiredness, headaches (especially before periods), dizziness, and low energy.
Your bowel symptoms (hard stools with drops of blood at times) suggest constipation with fissure/hemorrhoids, which can also worsen weakness if there is ongoing blood loss. Repeated antibiotics are not helpful for this problem and can actually worsen acidity, gut health, and fatigue. It’s understandable that you’re frustrated ,,long-term antibiotics are not the solution here.
Next Steps
1)Get basic blood tests done (very important):
CBC (Hemoglobin)
Iron studies (serum
ferritin)
Vitamin B12 and
Vitamin D
2)Consult a doctor/gynecologist regarding your heavy periods ,, treating the bleeding is key to fixing weakness permanently.
3)If hemoglobin or iron is low, start iron supplementation (tablet or syrup) as advised ,,this works much better than only multivitamins.
4)For acidity and bowel issues:
Continue acid-reducing medicine only if needed
Avoid unnecessary antibiotics unless there is clear infection
Use fiber (like isabgol) regularly to prevent hard stools
5)You can take a simple multivitamin, but remember: vitamins help only if deficiency exists ,they are not a cure for blood loss
Health Tips
Protein powders are okay, but they won’t correct anemia. Focus first on iron-rich foods like dates, jaggery, green leafy vegetables, beetroot, eggs, pulses, and legumes.
Take iron tablets away from tea/coffee ,,as this make tablets ineffective
Drink enough water daily to reduce constipation and rectal bleeding.
Don’t ignore weakness that keeps coming back,,it’s your body asking for evaluation, not more medicines.
If you notice increasing bleeding, black stools, severe fatigue, or breathlessness, seek medical care promptly.