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It can impair concentration and decision-making.
It can impair concentration and decision-making and be associated with slowing, fatigue or sleep disturbances. Effects vary between individuals and with clinical condition and treatment: drivers do not all adopt the same attitude. Fitness should be assessed individually, following healthcare advice and medicine information. Do not drive if symptoms or medication compromise safety; do not change or stop treatment on your own.
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It guarantees greater concentration in everyone.
It can impair concentration and decision-making.
It never affects any ability relevant to driving.
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