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Yes, they can cause drowsiness
Some medicines used to relieve cold symptoms can cause drowsiness, reduce attention or slow reflexes. This can occur with a single medicine, not only when several are combined. Check the driving warnings in the leaflet and consult a doctor or pharmacist. Do not ride if effects prevent you from doing so safely.
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Yes, they can cause drowsiness
No, because taking medication does not affect riding
Yes, but only if several medications are taken at the same time
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