Thank you for your question! The act of driving does not cause seizures. However, certain conditions can trigger a seizure while you are driving if you have epilepsy.
Below are some examples of common triggers that have been reported to cause seizures:
Photosensitivity, such as flashing lights
Hormonal changes, such as during menstruation
Dehydration and/or nutritional deficiencies
Food-related, such as caffeine
Each state will have different regulations regarding driver’s license eligibility for those with medical conditions. In most states, you will need to be seizure-free for a specified period and submit a physician’s evaluation.
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