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to always consult your doctor about the effects and risks of the treatment on driving.
You should always consult your doctor if you have an illness, since even if it is mild, it could affect your ability to drive.
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to stop treatment when you need to drive.
to always consult your doctor about the effects and risks of the treatment on driving.
to change the treatment when you need to drive.
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