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Weight loss drug used in daughter's wedding, which led to death, know what Ozempic drug is


Weight loss medicine: Nowadays everyone wants to look slim and beautiful. Many people also take a variety of medications to lose weight. These drugs have an adverse effect on the body and many people even die. One such case has come out from Australia. An Australian woman wanted to lose weight for her daughter's wedding. 56-year-old Trish Webster was taking Ozemic drugs. It is mainly used to treat type-2 diabetes and weight loss. However, he died of gastrointestinal disease. The woman's husband warned people that this drug is not at all suitable for weight loss.

She wanted to look thin in her daughter's wedding

Trish Webster wanted to fit into a dress for her daughter's wedding on January 16. For this he was prescribed Ozempic, a type 2 diabetes drug. It is also widely used as a weight loss drug worldwide.

Lost 15 kg in 5 months

Webster took Ozempic along with the prescription injection Saxenda and lost about 15 kg in five months. The drug initially helped her lose weight quickly, but she soon became ill during which she would experience brown discharge from her mouth, fainting, difficulty breathing, and later death.

What is Ozempic?

Ozempic has become a popular weight loss drug worldwide. Yak works by mimicking a natural hormone, GLP-1, which slows down the digestion of food. This makes the stomach feel full for longer. Due to which serious problems arise. This condition is called ileus.

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