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Some cause less drowsiness, but their effects must still be assessed before driving.
Some cause less drowsiness and driving impairment, but they are not free from adverse effects or a guarantee of safe driving. Effects depend on the medicine, dose, individual response and other treatments. Read the leaflet’s driving section and consult a doctor or pharmacist; do not drive if drowsy, dizzy or unable to concentrate. Do not self-medicate or combine treatment with alcohol.
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Every antihistamine prevents driving in all circumstances.
All are free from effects that could impair driving.
Some cause less drowsiness, but their effects must still be assessed before driving.
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