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Stop driving and, if already travelling, stop somewhere safe.
Do not drive with impaired ability. If symptoms arise during a journey, stop somewhere safe and consult a healthcare professional. Read the leaflet’s driving warnings beforehand, especially when starting treatment or changing dose. Do not wait for an incident or reduce or stop medication on your own.
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Reduce the dose on your own while driving.
Stop driving and, if already travelling, stop somewhere safe.
Ignore symptoms impairing ability.
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