If you are undergoing treatment with medicines and need to get behind the wheel, what preventive measure must be taken?

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Many medicines, both prescription and over-the-counter, can cause adverse side effects such as drowsiness, blurred vision, dizziness or slower reaction times, which poses a serious risk to road safety. It is therefore essential always to check the package leaflet (paying special attention to the pictogram of a vehicle inside a red triangle on a white background) and to consult the doctor or pharmacist about whether the treatment is compatible with driving. The regimen must never be interrupted nor the prescribed doses changed on your own, let alone the drugs combined with alcohol.

If you are undergoing treatment with medicines and need to get behind the wheel, what preventive measure must be taken?

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