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Consult your treating healthcare professional.
Consult your treating healthcare professional and follow advice about fitness and treatment. Do not drive if symptoms or medicines impair attention, perception or reaction. Do not self-medicate or stop or alter prescribed treatment on your own. The diagnosis alone does not mean everyone has the same limitation.
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Consult your treating healthcare professional.
Take lots of stimulant drinks to offset any effect.
Self-medicate with tranquillisers before driving.
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