Study on Ozempic and Erectile Dysfunction Risk in Men

SOURCE www.dailymail.co.uk
A new study suggests that taking Ozempic, a weight loss drug, can increase the risk of erectile dysfunction in obese, non-diabetic men. The drug mimics a hormone that makes us feel full, impacting blood flow to the penis and potentially leading to erectile dysfunction.

Key Points

  • Ozempic may increase the risk of erectile dysfunction in obese, non-diabetic men
  • Semaglutide, the generic drug in Ozempic, mimics a hormone that impacts blood flow to the penis
  • Weight loss drugs like Ozempic are taken by more than two million people in the US

Pros

  • Provides important information about a potential side effect of a popular weight loss drug
  • Highlights the need for further research on the topic

Cons

  • The study may cause concern for individuals taking Ozempic for weight loss