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You can drive when you are not dizzy, nauseous or tired......each individual is different..Start out with a short distance and see how it goes...That's what I did...Now I drive everywhere!!!!!

And make sure your not still taking your pain meds :)

My doc said as long as I was comfortable turning to look behind me to back out, I could drive away from the hospital. And of course, not be on pain meds!

My doc said as soon as I was done with the pain meds I coulddrive when I felt up to it! I droveabout a week after.

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