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No, assess symptoms, medication and medical advice.
No. Consider symptoms, medication effects and medical advice. Even a mild illness can involve discomfort, drowsiness or other effects that prevent safe driving. Do not drive if your ability is impaired; do not stop treatment on your own to be able to drive.
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Yes, a mild illness never affects driving.
No, assess symptoms, medication and medical advice.
Yes, you may ignore medication effects.
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