Men Say Weight Loss Drugs Are Causing ‘Ozempic P**is’
Men claim to be experiencing ‘Ozempic p**is,’ making it a miracle drug for an entirely other reason
The prescription medication has seen a surge in popularity in recent years.
While it’s primarily used to treat type 2 diabetes, a side effect means it also perfect for losing weight
But in addition to shrinking waistlines, it’s also said to change a certain body area… the p**is.
A Reddit thread, as reported by the New York Post, reveals multiple male Ozempic users are claiming that their manhoods have changed while on the drug.
To prove it, they’re pulling out the measuring tape.
One anonymous user wrote: “I recently measured myself down there and noticed I gained about one inch.
“Now I think people will say it was because of the fat loss. However, at the time I measured myself before (4 years ago), I was thinner.”
Similarly, a second claimed: “I gained 1.5 inches in length. No joke. Like you, I obviously know how long I was before I got very fat. Then, after about seven months on Tirzepatide, in my case, I gained 1.5 inches in length. Definitely not all from weight loss.”
“I believe this is true,” shared a third. “Even my wife has noticed the change down there in me. It definitely has that side effect
Yet the phenomenon, which has been labeled ‘Ozempic p**is’ or ‘Osemd**k,’ is being scrutinized by others
Some Redditors suggest that the reduced fat around the area or external factors during the p**is measuring could account for the extra length.
“It is kind of like bushes around your deck. When you trim them, you can see more of the deck,” argued one thread user.
Another said: “Ozempic does not enlarge your p**is, but an erect p**is may change size considerably depending on time of day, temperature, and factors other than s**ual arousal. So it’s probably just simply that
Ozempic mouth’ is another reported side effect people claim to experience – it’s marked by pronounced folds at the corners of the mouth, noticeable wrinkles on the lip, and sagging skin along the lip contours and chin area.