When suffering from an illness, what should be done to reduce the risk of suffering an accident?

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Driving under the effects of an illness is generally not prohibited, but it is not recommended. It is especially dangerous when the driver is in the acute or most severe phase of the illness. Medications relieve symptoms, but do not usually eliminate them completely. In addition, medication doses must always be prescribed and monitored by a doctor.

When suffering from an illness, what should be done to reduce the risk of suffering an accident?

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