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Some medicines can cause changes affecting driving.
Some medicines can cause drowsiness or other changes affecting driving, but effective treatment can also improve abilities affected by illness. Consult a healthcare professional and read the leaflet, especially when starting treatment or changing dose. There is no universal one-hour wait guaranteeing safety. Do not drive with impaired ability or stop medication on your own.
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Some medicines can cause changes affecting driving.
The illness never affects driving if no medicine is taken.
Waiting exactly one hour guarantees safe driving with any treatment.
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