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bear in mind that they can produce side effects that affect driving.
Antihistamines and painkillers can cause negative side effects in drivers who take them, such as drowsiness, blurred vision or fatigue. This is why, before taking them, the driver of a vehicle should consult their doctor about the possible effects they may cause.
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not to drive under any circumstances for the duration of the treatment.
bear in mind that they can produce side effects that affect driving.
drive normally.
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