16 июн. 2024 г. · 9 weeks post rupture. I would take my boot off for driving and put it back on right after. The first week was real rough, but after I was out of ...

You should not drive a manual car for at least nine weeks following your injury. After this time you should start to drive gradually. This will be more ...

For right sided surgery or a manual car, driving is probably safe at 6 weeks after surgery, once in a normal shoe. If you are unsure please ask Mr. Al-Nammari.

You can drive when you can move and control your foot and ankle, you are no longer using crutches, and you are no longer taking prescription pain medicine. This ...

If you drive an automatic and your left foot is operated on, then you can drive within a couple days of the surgery (make sure your foot is comfortable enough).

For left sided surgery and no clutch is required, driving is probably safe at 2 weeks post operatively. For right sided surgery, driving is probably safe at 9 ...

When can I drive? Manual - When you can do an emergency stop safely no earlier than 8 weeks. Automatic with left leg week 2. When can I return to work?

When can I drive? If it is your right leg affected you will not be able to drive for a minimum of 10 weeks. If it is your left leg you can drive from 2 weeks.

Driving is NOT permitted for 6-8 weeks following surgery on the right lower extremity. You may drive following left sided surgery following your first post- ...