Yes but: The reason the doc wants the xrays may well out weigh the risk of having the test done. I believe the risk is worth the knowledge of what is going on. You may well enough information to prevent further or disease that is present.
Answered 1/5/2019
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Low risk: It does seem to be excessive the risks should be counted through out your lifetime. If you didn't have any other studies requiring X-ray radiation you'd be fine. But this seems really excessive when ultrasound or MRI can be used to get more information. Try suggesting these non ionizing radiation studies
Answered 1/5/2019
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No, not really: Medical use of X-rays causes minimal radiation exposure, so it is considered safe. So you should not worry about Cancer at the present level of CT scanning..
Answered 4/21/2015
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