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Yes, by knowing what the side effects of the medicines are.
If we suffer from a chronic illness, there are a number of things we should do to reduce the risk of a road accident. Firstly, we should have a good understanding of the illness and its symptoms, always checking with our doctor what the side effects are of any medicines prescribed for treatment.
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No. A chronic illness makes you unfit to drive.
Yes, but only if you suffer from a heart condition.
Yes, by knowing what the side effects of the medicines are.
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