Avery singer says she developed osteoporosis caused by the use of Ozepic

American singer Avery, 30, said on her social networks that she acquired osteoporosis after using Ozempic for a year.

In a video posted on Instagram, the singer said she feels pain all the time and warns fans: “Please be careful with Ozepic if you are not people who need to take. You are intended to treat diabetes and obesity,” he wrote .

“I did very badly myself. I would like to clarify that I have a food disorder and I didn’t get the Ozepic with a doctor. Nowadays it is very easy to get and a lot of people with food disorder is putting their hands on it,” Avery continued.

“I made an error. I take responsibility for my actions. Learn with my mistake. I have osteoporosis in some parts of the body and osteopenia in others. I will start a treatment soon. It is not always reversible, but it is possible to treat. Be very careful because my bones are like farofa.

In another video, she says she will need to take strong medications, diet and her own exercises to treat the condition. “I was feeling a lot of pain, I realized that something was wrong, but I didn’t imagine it could be osteoporosis,” said the artist.

Ozepic and Osteoporosis

Common in the elderly, osteoporosis is characterized by a decrease in bone mass and the deterioration of microarquitetura and bone quality. Already osteopenia is a step prior to osteoporosis, less severe and more reversible.

Research has shown that the use of semaglutado, known by Ozepic or WeGovy trade names, can indirectly lead to a deficit of nutrients or proteins that can cause problems such as osteoporosis and reduced immune system response capacity.

Avery also sought to make her followers aware of food disorder and how easily this type of medicine is within the reach of people with this disorder.