Ozempic Side Effect: Men Report Surprising Change in Penis Size

Men using Ozempic, a popular weight-loss injection, have reported an unexpected side effect: an increase in perceived penis size. Several users have shared their experiences on online forums and social media, claiming their private parts appear larger after starting the medication. These anecdotal reports have sparked lively discussions, with many attributing their enhanced confidence and physical changes to the drug. However, the phenomenon has yet to be formally studied. One Reddit user shared, 'I recently measured myself and noticed a gain of about one inch. While some might attribute this to fat loss, I was thinner during my previous measurement four years ago. I pressed during both measurements, so I'm curious if others have noticed similar changes.' Another user claimed, 'I gained 1.5 inches in length after seven months on Tirzepatide. This isn't just from weight loss.' Some attribute the perceived size increase to improved blood flow and reduced pubic fat due to weight loss. However, others suggest the size difference might be due to varying external conditions during measurements, such as temperature or arousal levels, rather than the drug itself. Other side effects linked to Ozempic include 'Ozempic teeth,' characterized by dental problems like dry mouth, bad breath, gum disease, and tooth decay. The drug's appetite-suppressing effect reduces saliva production, increasing the risk of cavities. Nausea or vomiting can also expose teeth to stomach acid, further eroding enamel. Additionally, users have reported 'Ozempic face' and 'Ozempic butt.' 'Ozempic face' refers to a prematurely aged appearance after rapid weight loss, while 'Ozempic butt' describes a saggy rear end some users complain about. These side effects highlight the need for further research and medical guidance when using the drug.