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What should you do before driving after taking medication?
Correct answer: Read the label; do not drive if it warns of drowsiness or dizziness
Why
Read medicine labels before driving and heed warnings about drowsiness, dizziness or impaired alertness. If uncertain, ask a doctor or pharmacist and arrange another way to travel rather than trying to assess the effects in traffic.
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