The Controversial Side Effect of Ozempic: Shrinking Fingers
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Semaglutide drugs, including Ozempic, have caused a new side effect called "Ozempic finger," where users experience shrinking fingers and wrists, leading to difficulty wearing jewelry. Jewelers have reported a 150% increase in customers coming to stores to size-down their rings and bracelets since last year. Other side effects of the weight-loss drug include nausea, constipation, diarrhea, and hair loss.
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