A Driver Presents with a History of Severe Migraines

A driver presents with a history of severe migraines. How should the medical examiner handle this case?

A) Because migraines can interfere with driving, the medical examiner should not certify the driver until treatment has been shown to be safe and effective.
B) Migraines have no bearing on whether a driver is certified or not.
C) The driver can be certified, following a one-month waiting period.
D) None of the above

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