Driving a Vehicle?

[Ronn1708]

For those with implants...How long before you could drive?
Thanks
Ronn

[RugbyDave]

Hi Ronn

I was back to driving within 5 days.. I have a manual gear change (stick-shift I think you call it). Although driving was no problem just be careful getting in and out, most of my discomfort came from my scrotum touching the edge of the seat as I got in and out!!

Dave

[Bionic_by_AMS]

Ronn,
Like Dave I was back driving within a week ... an inflatable donut cushion helps considerably ... keep your new hardware suspended above the seat.

[JDavid]

Next day.

[JerGeezer]

Driving was not a problem for me, but as already mentioned, be careful getting in and out.

[Jollis]

My doctor told me to not drive if I was taking pain pills! Other than that, no restrictions.

[ED2013]

I drove myself home the next day.

[DougMac]

I drove second day - as long as no pain meds - no problem driving EXCEPT learning how to get in and out whiloe adjusting to that "third testicle"

[Anonymous2]

Hi Get a jock strap, this will give you extra support underneath, ok not had an implant but did have a vas, and with that you need support, same region and something like the same pain, I would think, my only real big pain was taking a dump, felt kike my nuts were hanging in the water.
But wore a jock strap for a week, worked well.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck

[Anonymous2]

Hi Get a jock strap, this will give you extra support underneath, ok not had an implant but did have a vas, and with that you need support, same region and something like the same pain, I would think, my only real big pain was taking a dump, felt kike my nuts were hanging in the water.
But wore a jock strap for a week, worked well.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck