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Taking omeprazole for extended periods, as the story notes, carries specific risks. Brazilian researchers found it could lead to anaemia due to decreased iron absorption and weaker bones from calcium loss. These potential side effects underscore why it's crucial to follow medical advice and not use the medication for longer than recommended without a doctor's guidance.
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