Question

A 28-year-old man has a first unprovoked generalised tonic-clonic seizure witnessed by his partner. Neurological examination and CT head are normal. He has recovered fully and is keen to drive his car. According to UK guidance, what is the most appropriate advice?

Accepted Answer

He must stop driving and notify the DVLA; he can usually resume after 1 year seizure-free

Answer

He may continue driving as normal

Answer

He must permanently stop driving

Answer

He should stop driving for 1 week then resume if well

Answer

He should only drive short journeys during the next 6 months

Practice question

A 28-year-old man has a first unprovoked generalised tonic-clonic seizure witnessed by his partner. Neurological examination and CT head are normal. He has recovered fully and is keen to drive his car. According to UK guidance, what is the most appropriate advice?