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Yes, always consulting your doctor about the risks for driving.
Yes. Discussing the condition and its treatments with a doctor, following their advice and attending reviews can help reduce risk. This does not by itself guarantee that driving is safe at any time. Do not drive with symptoms or effects that impair your ability, observe medical and licence restrictions and do not change medication yourself. The recommendation is not limited to heart or neurological conditions.
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Yes, always consulting your doctor about the risks for driving.
Yes, but only if it is a heart condition.
Yes, but only if it is a neurological illness.
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