It is not advisable to drive in your case. Because of driving is a complex skill, our ability to drive safety could be challenged by changes in our physical, emotional and mental condition. Glaucoma could cause partial vision loss or total blindness. Glaucoma usually affects your peripheral vision, which is the part of your eyesight that makes you see things out of the corner of your eyes. Thus, when you are driving in this situation, you may not see other cars and people that are outside of your central field of view. Although you already took the glaucoma surgery, but everyone is different and some people's vision settles very quickly. Most people have at least two weeks break to return to normal activities, including driving. However, you had better go to see eye doctor to ensure you are able to drive again after that.
