Withdrawing and changing anti-epileptic drugs
Last checked 18/06/2008
You must stop driving and inform the DVLNI when your medication is changed or withdrawn.
When this change or withdrawal is completed, the DVLNI will carry out a medical review before advising whether or not you can start driving again.
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