Men In North Carolina Are Using Ozempic To Make Their Junk Bigger

“Ozempic Penis?” Men Claim Surprising Side Effect from Weight-Loss Injection

A growing number of men are taking to online forums claiming their penises have gotten larger since starting Ozempic or similar weight-loss medications. While some believe the effect is real, others say it may just be an illusion caused by weight loss and improved blood circulation.

Users Report Unexpected Change in Size

On Reddit, one user wrote, “I recently measured myself and noticed I gained about one inch.” He pointed out that the last time he measured, he was actually thinner, leading him to believe the change wasn’t due to fat loss alone.

Another commenter echoed the claim, saying, “I gained 1.5 inches in length. No joke.” He attributed the growth to months of using Tirzepatide, a drug similar to Ozempic. “Definitely not all from weight loss,” he insisted.

Blood Flow and Fat Loss Could Be the Real Reason

While the claims are grabbing attention, experts and other users suggest more reasonable explanations. Many noted that weight loss can make a penis appear larger by reducing fat in the pubic area, making more of the shaft visible. Others pointed to improved blood circulation, which may enhance erectile function.

One user explained, “Ozempic doesn’t make your penis grow. The size of an erection can vary depending on time of day, temperature, and other non-sexual factors. It’s likely just better blood flow and less fat hiding what was already there.”

"Ozempic Penis" Joins List of Reported Side Effects

The term “Ozempic penis” has become the latest in a string of viral side effects associated with the medication. Another trending term is “Ozempic mouth,” which refers to facial changes such as sagging skin around the mouth, thinning lips, and deep lines at the corners.

These effects are prompting some users to seek out cosmetic procedures like dermal fillers to regain volume and reduce wrinkles.

A Side Effect or Just Slimming Down?

While no scientific studies currently back the claim of penis enlargement, the anecdotal reports continue to spread. For now, experts urge caution and suggest the changes may be more about perception than an actual biological transformation.

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