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Drugs and driving Part 2 (Teacher: Michael)
If you've been into hospital for surgery or treatment of any kind, then it's wise to allow ten days before you start driving again.
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anaesthetic will usually wear off fairly quickly but there will inevitably be some tiredness after
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hospital stay. To drive in
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first place, you need to be fit, healthy, strong and able to cope with unexpected problems and emergencies. However, there are two specific illnesses that I must mention.
Anyone who has had
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heart attack would probably be wise to avoid driving for two months or so. When you do start driving again, do so in quiet, off-peak traffic. Anyone who gets heart pain caused by stress or excitement really would be best advised to avoid driving altogether. Driving can produce tremendous periods of stress and
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heart attack at
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wheel can be
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lethal experience for
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lot of people.
Epileptics are usually told that they can drive if they have had no attacks for at least three years. But, of course, they should stay off
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road if their treatment is being changed. Those hints will, I hope, prove of some help. But
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golden rule must always be if you are in doubt, then don't drive! It isn't only your own health that you're putting at risk.
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