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@kaylee_ann I would recommend you pose that question to the neurosurgeon. If it's an internal VP shunt then there's no risk of water intrusion but there may be anatomic or positional challenges, and there's a theoretical concern about increasing your intracranial pressure with the increased CO2 retention that sometimes comes with diving.
