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Seems unlikely, at least for people willing to seek medical care when they have a surprisingly pain in their jaw. Large doses of xrays aren't without risk. Ap
by sliken 7y ago
Seems unlikely, at least for people willing to seek medical care when they have a surprisingly pain in their jaw.
Large doses of xrays aren't without risk. Apparently the comprehensive xray uses 4-6x the exposure of a normal xray.
- randommuser90 7y agoSource?
- WarOnPrivacy 7y agoI was willing to seek medical care for the ongoing pain of TMJ and I didn't because what I can afford is one Dr visit & one RX for generic opioids (the only treatment that touches that pain). But there was no point. The only Dr I could afford became terrified of prescribing opioids (thanks DEA. yes it was the DEA). No matter that I had, for years and years, taken opioids responsibly. However it's no longer a problem. That only Dr - that countless thousands of us could afford to visit - just closed up shop. Am I willing? Sure. Able, no. Not in any way.