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A member asked:
So i have hydrocephalus and i was wondering if i go on roller coasters with high g forces will it mess up my vp shunt ?
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Risky: It may be risky and not recommended, but you should discuss with the Surgeon or neurologist who follows you to get the full and definitive answer as to what they tell you. Best wishes.
Answered 11/23/2016
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