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Drug safety experts in the UK say it's not known whether taking the medicines could harm an unborn baby.
There are concerns that the growing popularity of 'skinny jabs' means many women aren't using the drugs safely or getting the right advice.
Wegovy, Mounjaro , Saxenda , Victoza and Ozempic are all prescription medicines licensed to treat obesity.
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