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A member asked:
My sister has gone through cesarean. after how many days she can drive a car. ?
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About 2 weeks: It depends on what your sister takes for pain control. If she is taking narcotics for pain control, she should not drive. It is best to drive when pain is under control and incision is healing well.
Answered 8/18/2014
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