Ozempic penis: Male users reveal shocking change to their genitalia after injecting weight-loss shot
It's the miracle drug that promises to shrink your size — except where it matters.
Male Ozempic users say their penises have gotten bigger since they started injecting the weight-loss shot, with dozens of well-endowed fellas flocking to online forums to fawn over their expanded members.
'I recently measured myself down there and noticed I gained about one inch,' an anonymous user recently claimed on a Reddit thread.
Advertisement
'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,' the man claimed. 'I also bone pressed during measurement before and also this time. Has anyone else noticed this change in themselves?'
3 Male Ozempic users say their penises have gotten bigger since they started injecting the weight-loss shot, with dozens of well-endowed fellas flocking to online forums to fawn over their expanded members.
Shutterstock / Andrey_Popov
'Yes,' another happy Redditor responded. '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.'
Advertisement
'I noticed that happen to me as well,' a third man remarked.
'Yeah, wife has definitely noticed a difference, was 278lbs down to under 200 lbs,' an additional commenter claimed.
Meanwhile, other men also claimed that they had noticed a size difference after taking Ozempic, but put it down to better blood flow and reduced fat around the pubic area.
Advertisement
Another Redditor responded saying the size difference was likely due to different external conditions during the before and after measurements.
'I feel like nobody is really reading what you are writing, that they blame the weight loss while you measured the first time when you were actually lighter,' the explained.
'Ozempic does not enlarge your penis, but an erect penis may change size considerably depending on time of day, temperature, and factors other than sexual arousal. So it's probably just simply that.'
3 Some men also admitted that they had noticed a size difference after taking Ozempic, but put it down to better blood flow and reduced fat around the pubic area.
myskin – stock.adobe.com
Advertisement
3 Since it became widely available across America in 2024, users have reported an array of unexpected side effects.
K KStock – stock.adobe.com
The phenonemon — dubbed 'Ozempic penis' or 'Ozemd**k' — is just the latest in a series of side effects users of the weight-loss drugs have allegedly experencied.
'Ozempic mouth' is another recently reported side effect, marked by pronounced folds at the corners of the mouth, noticeable wrinkles on the lips, and sagging skin along the lip contours and chin area
Those alarmed by their changed appearance are now turning to cosmetic treatments – such as dermal fillers – to restore lost volume around the mouth area.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
New York Post
10 hours ago
- New York Post
Ozempic penis: Male users reveal shocking change to their genitalia after injecting weight-loss shot
It's the miracle drug that promises to shrink your size — except where it matters. Male Ozempic users say their penises have gotten bigger since they started injecting the weight-loss shot, with dozens of well-endowed fellas flocking to online forums to fawn over their expanded members. 'I recently measured myself down there and noticed I gained about one inch,' an anonymous user recently claimed on a Reddit thread. Advertisement '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,' the man claimed. 'I also bone pressed during measurement before and also this time. Has anyone else noticed this change in themselves?' 3 Male Ozempic users say their penises have gotten bigger since they started injecting the weight-loss shot, with dozens of well-endowed fellas flocking to online forums to fawn over their expanded members. Shutterstock / Andrey_Popov 'Yes,' another happy Redditor responded. '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.' Advertisement 'I noticed that happen to me as well,' a third man remarked. 'Yeah, wife has definitely noticed a difference, was 278lbs down to under 200 lbs,' an additional commenter claimed. Meanwhile, other men also claimed that they had noticed a size difference after taking Ozempic, but put it down to better blood flow and reduced fat around the pubic area. Advertisement Another Redditor responded saying the size difference was likely due to different external conditions during the before and after measurements. 'I feel like nobody is really reading what you are writing, that they blame the weight loss while you measured the first time when you were actually lighter,' the explained. 'Ozempic does not enlarge your penis, but an erect penis may change size considerably depending on time of day, temperature, and factors other than sexual arousal. So it's probably just simply that.' 3 Some men also admitted that they had noticed a size difference after taking Ozempic, but put it down to better blood flow and reduced fat around the pubic area. myskin – Advertisement 3 Since it became widely available across America in 2024, users have reported an array of unexpected side effects. K KStock – The phenonemon — dubbed 'Ozempic penis' or 'Ozemd**k' — is just the latest in a series of side effects users of the weight-loss drugs have allegedly experencied. 'Ozempic mouth' is another recently reported side effect, marked by pronounced folds at the corners of the mouth, noticeable wrinkles on the lips, and sagging skin along the lip contours and chin area Those alarmed by their changed appearance are now turning to cosmetic treatments – such as dermal fillers – to restore lost volume around the mouth area.
New York Post
11 hours ago
- New York Post
Weight loss drugs like Ozempic could mess with your birth control — and get you pregnant
A UK watchdog is urging women on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro to use effective forms of birth control after receiving more than 40 pregnancy-related reports linked to the medications. The warning comes as women flood social media with stories of their so-called 'Ozempic babies' — including surprise pregnancies while on the pill. Trying to shed pounds, not grow a baby bump? Here's what you need to know about GLP-1s, pregnancy and the best contraception options to stay protected. 4 Studies show that at least one in eight US adults have tried GLP-1s. íÅí°íâ¬í¸í½í° íâíµí¼íµíËí°í¾ – What's in your GLP-1? Several GLP-1 drugs dominate the market, including Ozempic and Wegovy. Both contain semaglutide, an active ingredient that mimics a natural hormone in the body that boosts insulin production, slows digestion and curbs appetite. Then there's Saxenda and Victoza, powered by liraglutide, which functions in a similar way. Newer drugs like Mounjaro and Zepbound rely on tirzepatide, a key ingredient that targets a second hormone involved in appetite and blood sugar control. A surprise side effect While gastrointestinal symptoms like nausea, vomiting and diarrhea are common with GLP-1s, the surprise side effect making waves is unexpected pregnancy. The UK's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has received 28 reports related to pregnancy in patients on tirzepatide, and nine each for semaglutide and liraglutide. 4 Women on tirzepatide-based GLP-1s should use barrier contraception. nenetus – In an alert this week, the agency warned that tirzepatide may reduce the effectiveness of oral contraceptives, especially in women with higher body weight. As a result, it recommended using barrier methods like condoms while on drugs like Mounjaro. So far, there's no evidence that GLP-1s affect non-oral birth control like IUDs, implants, patches, or rings, according to the UK's Faculty of Reproductive Healthcare. And yes, the advice applies even to women previously told they were infertile. GLP-1s have been shown to boost fertility by aiding weight loss, reducing inflammation and improving insulin sensitivity — leading some to conceive just months after starting treatment. 4 GLP-1 agonists can increase your fertility, but they can also interfere with pregnancy. Louis-Photo – Can you take GLP-1s while pregnant? Experts say no — at least not yet. There's not enough data to confirm whether GLP-1s are safe during pregnancy. While a some human studies suggests there is no harm in first-trimester use, testing in animals has shown the drugs could increase the risk of miscarriage and birth defects. 4 Scientists are still working to understand whether GLP-1s can negatively impact a developing fetus. Evrymmnt – Another reason to skip GLP-1s while pregnant: they suppress your appetite and can trigger gastrointestinal issues, which may lead to nutrient deficiencies that impact fetal development. The drugs should also be avoided during breastfeeding, since there's not enough research to confirm safety for infants. Trying to conceive? Here's the timeline If you're planning to get pregnant, the MHRA recommended stopping GLP-1s before you start trying to conceive and giving your body time to clear the drugs. For semaglutide users, that means quitting at least two months ahead. If you're on tirzepatide, stop one month before trying. Liraglutide clears the system faster, so you can stop right before you start trying to conceive.
Yahoo
18 hours ago
- Yahoo
Eli Lilly (LLY)'s Target Price Slashed to $960 by TD Cowen, Reiterates Buy Rating
On June 5, TD Cowen analysts trimmed the price target for Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE:LLY) from $1,050 to $960, while reiterating a Buy rating on the stock. This target price adjustment aligns with investors shifting their focus towards the third quarter results of the SURPASS-CVOT trial. TD Cowen's analysis demonstrates that LLY's tirzepatide needs to match a MACE hazard ratio of 0.9 or better to statistically outperform dulaglutide. A scientist in a lab running tests on a variety of biopharmaceuticals. The investment firm hosted a survey of key opinion leaders, where 92% of the participants said they estimate a hazard ratio of 0.85 or better. Despite the positive outlook among survey respondents, investors remain wary about the possibility of attaining superiority over dulaglutide. Analysts also reworked their financial model for Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE:LLY) after the latest company updates and the Q1 2025 results. The 2026 EPS figures have been trimmed to $29.15, down by $0.25. The stock is now trading at a P/E ratio of 62.07, implying strong growth estimates. Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE:LLY) is a major global pharma giant based in Indianapolis that develops and commercializes medicines for diabetes, cancer, obesity, and autoimmune diseases. While we acknowledge the potential of LLY as an investment, our conviction lies in the belief that some AI stocks hold greater promise for delivering higher returns and have limited downside risk. If you are looking for an extremely cheap AI stock that is also a major beneficiary of Trump tariffs and onshoring, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock. READ NEXT: The Best and Worst Dow Stocks for the Next 12 Months and 10 Unstoppable Stocks That Could Double Your Money. Disclosure: None. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
