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They may be less sedating, but check their effects and precautions.
Some are less sedating than older medicines, but they can cause drowsiness and do not guarantee safe driving. Effects depend on the medicine and individual response. Read the leaflet and consult a doctor or pharmacist about driving and interactions; avoid alcohol and do not drive if drowsy or impaired. Do not combine medicines on your own or change or stop treatment without advice.
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They all allow completely safe driving and unrestricted combinations.
They all always cause exactly the same drowsiness.
They may be less sedating, but check their effects and precautions.
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