Answer
Dydrogesterone (Nalvee 10 mg) has a minor effect on driving and machinery use and may rarely cause mild drowsiness or dizziness, especially during the first hours after use, so vehicles and machines should only be operated with caution.
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- Nalvee 10 mg film-coated tabletsGedeon Richter (UK) Ltd · emc · SmPC §4.7 Effects on ability to drive and use machines · Version 3Document updated
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