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Avoid driving during the acute phase of the illness.
If a vehicle driver suffers from a chronic illness, they must always follow their doctor's instructions before getting behind the wheel and avoid driving during the acute phase of the illness, as its symptoms could affect driving safety. Under no circumstances should we stop the prescribed treatment or increase its dosage.
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Increase the dosage of medicines.
Stop the treatment without consulting a doctor.
Avoid driving during the acute phase of the illness.
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