Citizens for Chiropractic and the Continued Use of X-rays
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Getting x-rays was the most important part of my treatment. I was so impressed with being able to get x-rayed and see what was going on.
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Holly Pender-Love
5 years ago
The type of chiropractic used by this chiropractor benefits greatly from the use of x-rays. Trained in the correct use of x-rays, I see no reason why this right would be removed, other than another obvious attack on a different mode of treatment by Big Pharma. Hands off.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please don't do this.
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brian kemball
5 years ago
It's worth keeping
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I certainly don’t think I would want chiropractor care without first having an X-ray. How else can they accurately determine what is the best care for you?
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Shaun Romano
5 years ago
An x-ray was beneficial to my spinal health assessment
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Justin Lambert-paradis
5 years ago
We need x-ray
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Elaine Vinish
5 years ago
I believe x-rays should continue to be used by chiropractors.
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Gary Westbury
5 years ago
It would seem to me that x-rays are a wise and safe step before actual Chiropractic treatment
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Heather A Zanussi
5 years ago
xrays are completely necessary for a chiropractor to make a thorough assessment.
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Roberta Spence
5 years ago
x rays should be allowed by a chiropractor.
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Mike Zanussi
5 years ago
X-rays played a big part in the diagnostic requirements to plan my recovery.
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Suzzane Chatelier
5 years ago
This helped me to move forward with my treatment plan.
OMG.. Are.THEY for real going to stop this holistic approach??
Suzzane
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KELSEY DIANNE IACHETTA
5 years ago
Getting xrays helped a great deal in understanding how my treatment needed to be done especially considering there were no xrays ordered from my Dr. for my chiropractor to review.
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Danné Mykietyn
5 years ago
As a diagnostic tool for chiropractors, radiographs are imperative when recommended to assess any anomalies of the spine to ensure optimum care for the client
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Kayla
5 years ago
This made the difference for my migraines
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Why a chiropractic education facility would endorse the limitation of professional use of X-ray is beyond me. Anyone who has been in clinical practice for more than five minutes would think this is absurd!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I support the use of x-rays as a diagnostic tool for chiropractic care.
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Ernie Kuemmel
5 years ago
I support the use of x-rays as a diagnostic tool for chiropractic care.
Getting x-rays was the most important part of my treatment. I was so impressed with being able to get x-rayed and see what was going on.
The type of chiropractic used by this chiropractor benefits greatly from the use of x-rays. Trained in the correct use of x-rays, I see no reason why this right would be removed, other than another obvious attack on a different mode of treatment by Big Pharma. Hands off.
Please don't do this.
It's worth keeping
I certainly don’t think I would want chiropractor care without first having an X-ray. How else can they accurately determine what is the best care for you?
An x-ray was beneficial to my spinal health assessment
We need x-ray
I believe x-rays should continue to be used by chiropractors.
It would seem to me that x-rays are a wise and safe step before actual Chiropractic treatment
xrays are completely necessary for a chiropractor to make a thorough assessment.
x rays should be allowed by a chiropractor.
X-rays played a big part in the diagnostic requirements to plan my recovery.
This helped me to move forward with my treatment plan. OMG.. Are.THEY for real going to stop this holistic approach?? Suzzane
Getting xrays helped a great deal in understanding how my treatment needed to be done especially considering there were no xrays ordered from my Dr. for my chiropractor to review.
As a diagnostic tool for chiropractors, radiographs are imperative when recommended to assess any anomalies of the spine to ensure optimum care for the client
This made the difference for my migraines
Why a chiropractic education facility would endorse the limitation of professional use of X-ray is beyond me. Anyone who has been in clinical practice for more than five minutes would think this is absurd!
I support the use of x-rays as a diagnostic tool for chiropractic care.
I support the use of x-rays as a diagnostic tool for chiropractic care.
X rays should remain an option for chiropractors