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Consult a healthcare professional about fitness and treatment.
Consult your treating healthcare professional about symptoms, treatment and driving. The illness and some medicines can affect attention or responses, with variable effects. Do not self-medicate with tranquillisers or stop treatment on your own; do not drive if impaired. Diagnosis alone does not require a new consultation before every trip.
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Consult a healthcare professional about fitness and treatment.
Take tranquillisers on your own to enable driving.
Ignore symptoms and medication warnings.
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