Driving after a hysterectomy requires clearance from a doctor. The doctor will assess whether the person can wear a seatbelt comfortably and be in full control of the vehicle at all times, including the ability to perform an emergency stop. For most people, this will be two to four weeks after surgery.
Anyone taking opioids following surgery will not be cleared to drive, as the medication could impair their coordination and reaction time.

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