Driving after PVP??

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Snappa - 23 Oct 2003 01:18 GMT

I will be having the PVP done on 11/06 at 8A.M. What is the group's opinion
on my ability & the effects of my driving myself home (approx 10 miles)
after the procedure? Thanks in advance.

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Patrick - 23 Oct 2003 01:44 GMT

Call a taxi.
Patrick

> I will be having the PVP done on 11/06 at 8A.M. What is the group's opinion
> on my ability & the effects of my driving myself home (approx 10 miles)
> after the procedure? Thanks in advance.

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Lewis M. Dreblow - 23 Oct 2003 14:55 GMT

Paul,

Doesn't matter what our opinion is, they probably won't let you
as you will have been under anesthesia.

Lewis.

> I will be having the PVP done on 11/06 at 8A.M. What is the group's opinion
> on my ability & the effects of my driving myself home (approx 10 miles)
> after the procedure? Thanks in advance.

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Frederic E Henzi - 24 Oct 2003 06:26 GMT

Hi,

Don't kid yourself, PVP is surgery and schedules are very iffy and
complications are possible.
I was scheduled for 7 AM and they got going at 9:30. I walked 500 yards with
help to my motel around 5 PM and I was glad I didn't have to drive. I had a
Folly catheter and was a bit woozy. Next day, after he removed the catheter
a new life began. Driving , walking and peeing was a piece of cake.

Fred Henzi

> I will be having the PVP done on 11/06 at 8A.M. What is the group's opinion
> on my ability & the effects of my driving myself home (approx 10 miles)
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> The Dorkey Gorillakisser!
> "Hot Buttered Hooters! Life is too short to spend it riding a Harley."

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