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It may impair concentration and cause drowsiness.
Cold symptoms may make concentration harder, and some treatments may cause drowsiness. Effects vary with the person and medicine; every cold does not require treatment by a specialist before driving. Read the leaflet and consult a healthcare professional, and do not drive if symptoms or treatment impair your ability.
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It always improves orientation and attention.
It may impair concentration and cause drowsiness.
It always causes aggressive and impulsive behaviour.
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