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Repeated sneezing and irritated eyes.
Repeated sneezing and irritated or itchy eyes, as well as a runny nose and watering eyes. Symptoms can impair driving. Some antihistamines can also cause drowsiness: consult a healthcare professional, explain that you drive and read the leaflet. Do not drive if symptoms or treatment prevent safe driving, and do not change medication on your own.
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Repeated sneezing and irritated eyes.
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