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Difficulty concentrating or uncertainty when making decisions.
Difficulty concentrating or uncertainty when making decisions. Effects are not identical for everyone and observing driving is insufficient to diagnose depression. The condition and some treatments can affect fitness; consult a healthcare professional and do not drive if impaired. Do not stop or change medication on your own. A treated, stable person should be assessed individually.
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Difficulty concentrating or uncertainty when making decisions.
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