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Yes. If a physician reports that you have a medical condition that affects your driving skills, DMV can suspend your driver license. The suspension remains in effect until a physician certifies that the condition is treated or controlled and does not affect your driving skills.
Most suspensions and revocations are only displayed on the driving record abstract for 4 years from the date the suspension or revocation ended. Suspensions for a chemical test refusal are displayed for 5 years from the date of suspension.
Dementia, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, Parkinsons disease, stroke and a host of other conditions affecting your nervous system can all affect your ability to drive.
In particular, conditions such as Alzheimer disease (AD), Parkinson disease (PD), illicit drug use, multiple sclerosis (MS), cerebrovascular disease, sleep disorders, and epilepsy may impair an individual to the point of affecting the safe operation of a motor vehicle.
If you receive an order from DMV saying your license or driving privilege is revoked, this means your license has been cancelled and you must get a new one when the revocation period ends. In most cases, before you can get a new license you must first request approval from DMV when the revocation period is over.

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Note: Please allow 10 days from the date DMV receives your medical certificate for your license status to be updated.
About driver re-evaluation For the benefit of highway safety, the DMV can require an evaluation of a driver whose skills and abilities are in doubt. The DMV will examine reliably reported information to determine if a driver needs to be re-evaluated.
Driving and Epilepsy However, individuals with epilepsy are expected to provide that information to the DMV. Driving is then restricted until 12 months after the last seizure with impaired awareness. Under some circumstances, the DMV will reinstate a persons license sooner than 12 months.
Fax: 518-486-4421 or 518-486-3260 Make a note of the fax number you are faxing from. In the event that you need to confirm receipt of your faxed medical certificate, DMV will track it using the fax number you faxed from.
No, a physician is not required by New York State law to report this to the DMV. However, in the interest of the health and safety of the driver and the safety of all highway users, any such incidents should be reported promptly using a Physicians Reporting Form (DS-6).

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