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always consult your doctor about the effects and risks of the treatment while driving.
Consult your doctor and explain that you drive so the effects of the illness and treatment on driving fitness can be assessed. Read the patient leaflet and follow professional advice. Do not stop or change medication on your own in order to drive. If symptoms or treatment effects compromise safety, do not drive and seek advice.
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change the treatment when you are about to drive.
always consult your doctor about the effects and risks of the treatment while driving.
stop the treatment when you are about to drive.
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