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I'm getting too many x-rays & what can reverse x-ray damage?
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Not much: There is nothing you can take to reverse effects from X-rays. While X-rays are useful to diagnose disease, if the X-ray is not needed, then it is best to not get the exam.
Answered 4/3/2016
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