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Adrianna,
Really it depends on the person and the amount of mobility you have for shoulder checking. The only thing I have been told by any physician after surgery is to wait a minium of 48 hours so that the anesthetic is out of your system. Other than that it depends on what meds you are using for pain management. Some cause more drowiness than others.
I'd say just listen to your body and follow your gut instinct.
Kee.
Really it depends on the person and the amount of mobility you have for shoulder checking. The only thing I have been told by any physician after surgery is to wait a minium of 48 hours so that the anesthetic is out of your system. Other than that it depends on what meds you are using for pain management. Some cause more drowiness than others.
I'd say just listen to your body and follow your gut instinct.
Kee.
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