Doctor Explains Rare Side Effect of Lerkamen: Swelling

Swelling as a Side Effect of Medications: A Doctor's Perspective A recent video by Dr. Igor Bilik, a Ukrainian doctor, addresses a viewer's question regarding the potential for Lerkamen to cause swelling. Dr. Bilik explains that Lerkamen, unlike Amlodipine, rarely causes swelling in the lower limbs. However, he cautions that individual reactions can vary, and some users might still experience this side effect. "While Lerkamen generally causes less swelling than Amlodipine," Dr. Bilik notes, "there are still isolated cases where individuals experience swelling in their legs." The doctor's advice highlights the importance of individual consultation with healthcare professionals before taking any medication. The video, while focused on a specific medication, offers a valuable reminder of the importance of personalized medical advice and awareness of potential side effects.