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Understand their possible effects on driving and consult a health professional.
Find out how the illness and medication may affect driving, read the leaflet and consult a doctor or pharmacist. Some treatments can cause drowsiness, dizziness or slower reactions; not all do. Do not drive if unfit to do so. Do not stop or change treatment on your own.
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Understand their possible effects on driving and consult a health professional.
Assume that no medication affects driving.
Stop driving forever because of any illness.
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