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What should you do when taking more than one medication?
Correct answer: Ask a doctor or pharmacist about their combined effects on driving
Why
If you take more than one medication, ask a doctor or pharmacist about their combined effects on driving. Follow the advice and labels, and do not drive while feeling impaired.
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