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No. Being sold without prescription or treating an apparently mild illness does not guarantee compatibility with driving. Read the leaflet and ask a doctor or pharmacist about effects and interactions, explaining that you need to drive. Follow the advised regimen and do not independently change or stop a prescribed treatment. If drowsiness, dizziness or other effects impair your ability, do not drive and seek healthcare advice.
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Yes, with medicines that do not require a prescription.
Yes, when suffering from a mild illness.
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