How long it takes to drive normally after cataract surgery depends on the recovery, which usually ranges from a few days to ten days. After the surgery, it usually takes a while to recover, and the recovery time varies depending on the individual patient. If there are postoperative complications, the recovery time will be a little longer, so the time you can drive varies and is not conclusive. After cataract surgery, the gauze and eye mask can not be removed by yourself, follow the doctor’s instructions to use eye drops on time, and keep clean and hygienic around the eyes and hands when ordering eye drops to prevent infection. After the operation, you should follow the doctor’s instructions to check the recovery of your eyes. Patients who want to drive after cataract surgery are advised to go to regular hospitals, consult with a professional doctor, and cooperate with the doctor to complete laboratory tests to avoid blind treatment.