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I am due to have an injection done into an eye that is dilated. would it be safe for me to drive? a relative would otherwise drive me, but with the social distancing in place should the other person drive me to the office and back?
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Check with your Doc: Some doctors require you to have someone else drive you for procedures such as this. Contact your doctors office for their recommendations and continue to follow good hand hygiene practices.
Answered 4/7/2020
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