Can I Drive With a Broken Wrist?

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It is not advisable for you to drive with a broken wrist unless your consultant advises you to do so. Driving with a broken wrist may cause you more harm. You should ensure that you keep up with your medical appointments for faster and better healing.
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You can drive with a broken wrist but it is not advisable. While having a broken wrist, wearing a cast, splint or restrictive bandage is a possibility thus movement will be restricted to some extent. Thus you are more likely to be involved in an accident which the insurance company will most likely not cover.
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