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When taking over-the-counter medication, a pilot should:
A.
Fly only if the medication label says 'may cause drowsiness' — that warning does not apply to pilots
B.
Not fly until the effects of the medication have fully cleared and the underlying condition that prompted treatment has resolved — consult an Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) if unsure
C.
Take a reduced dose to minimize side effects and continue flying normally
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