Re: How long for Refunds to post. HI tlongmir01, we confirmed with our Social Care department that the answer we provided with a link to refunds and debit cards is the same answer for credit cards. As always, let us know if you we can help further.
Car or motorcycle licence. You donât need to tell DVLA if you have a coronary artery bypass or disease. You should stop driving for at least 1 month and only restart driving when your doctor tells you itâs safe. Read the DVLA leaflet âCar or motorcycle drivers with heart conditionsâ for more information. You must tell DVLA if you have a coronary artery bypass or disease. You should stop driving for at least 3 months and only restart driving when your doctor tells you itâs safe.
Ask your doctor about using a stool softener or laxative if you need it. Driving: The effects of anesthesia can stay with you for up to one week, impairing your ability to drive safely. Make sure you talk to your doctor about when itâs safe for you to drive after the type of anesthesia youâve had. You should never drive while taking prescription pain medication. Depending on your repair, driving may strain the incision, so check with your doctor. Lifting: Avoid it for at least the first few days.