5032ed95_Driver_Safety_CDL_Guidelines_or_various_medical_conditions__Condition
[Driver is Qualified if:] He/she has no established medical history or clinical diagnosis of epilepsy or any other condition which is likely to cause loss of consciousness or any loss of ability to control a motor vehicle. [Exceptions/Considerations] Clinical diagnosis of epilepsy is a key determinant of whether a commercial license applicant is qualified. A clinical diagnosis of epilepsy usually will require a controlling anti-convulsant medication and the driver will not qualify for interstate driving. Blackouts of known cause, when the cause is no longer present nor likely to recur, may not be disqualifying, such as a lapse of consciousness due to pregnancy, high fever, allergic reaction to prescribed medication, or insect bite. The physician should withhold certification until the driver has fully recovered from the condition. [Condition] 
Seizure or Loss of Conscious-ness/Control
Driver Safety CDL Guidelines
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