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Consult the doctor and follow their instructions.
Drivers who take medication that affects the nervous system, whether regularly or occasionally, must be well aware of the symptoms the condition may cause while driving. They must also always consult their doctor before taking the wheel and follow their instructions to minimise the risk of an accident.
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Consult the doctor and follow their instructions.
Nothing, because they improve my abilities.
I must not drive until two hours after taking them.
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