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No; some can affect driving.
Not all medicines impair driving, but some can, and effects depend on the medicine, the individual and combinations. Read the leaflet and consult a doctor or pharmacist; non-prescription medicines can also affect driving. Do not drive if effects impair your ability.
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Yes, all of them.
Only psychiatric medicines.
No; some can affect driving.
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