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In october 2015 i was hospitalised with severe vertigo. I was never informed i had 2 tell dvla. It was only recently i found out i was suppose 2. I have had no attacks since so should i inform them and risk having my licence suspended or say nothing and risk being found out
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donz1980 Frenchy1964
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Hi
It would have made more sense reporting at the time if the Vertigo was prolonged or presented without warning.
If it is an ongoing issue documented by your GP then i guess you would need to inform your car insurer and DVLA as you may be liable should you have an accident whilst driving. I have read people have reported various issues in respect of vertigo, labrynhitis or MD some continue you drive following reporting issues to DVLA and others end up with a suspended licence for 3 months or so.
Its a tricky one however you said you haven't had any issues since 2015 so I would not bother.