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How Ozempic Can Affect Your Relationship, According to a Therapist

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Over the past year, we've learned about how Ozempic (and other GLP-1 medications) can impact you brain, your face, your sex drive and even your butt. But what about your relationship? What does significant weight loss in a short period of time do to you and your significant other?

The article from MSN discusses how the use of Ozempic, a medication primarily used for managing type 2 diabetes but also known for its weight loss side effects, can impact personal relationships. According to therapist Jeff Guenther, the changes in one's physical appearance due to weight loss can lead to shifts in self-esteem and body image, which might alter dynamics in relationships. These changes can introduce new tensions or improve intimacy, depending on how both partners adapt to the transformation. Guenther highlights that while some might feel more confident and thus enhance their relationship, others might struggle with identity changes or feel insecure about their partner's new appearance. He advises open communication about these changes, expectations, and feelings to navigate the potential relational shifts effectively. Additionally, the article touches on the broader implications of such medications, suggesting that understanding and support from partners are crucial as individuals undergo significant physical and psychological transformations.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/family-and-relationships/general/how-ozempic-can-affect-your-relationship-according-to-a-therapist/ar-AA1vZ97t ]