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Do I need to strip for a spinal X-ray?

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Participants Laura CoxAlexander Hall43wearybison8Linda Rodriguez38Alexander LewisBetty Alvarez78Jamie Newman5
Laura Cox Laura Cox MemberOP
11 messages
joined Jun 2010
#1 ·
I have an X-ray scheduled for my spine tomorrow, and I'm wondering if I need to be completely naked or if standard cotton underwear will suffice? Any insight would be appreciated.😁
Alexander Hall43 Alexander Hall43 Member
28 messages
joined Jan 2010
#2 ·
Laura Cox said:Hey everyone—I’ve got an X-ray scheduled for my spine tomorrow and I’m low-key stressing out! Does anyone know if I actually have to be completely naked for the scan, or can I just get away with wearing cotton underwear? Please help a girl out!😁

All you're doing is pulling off your shirt and maybe tugging your pants down a bit—you’re still keeping your underwear on! I mean, unless you're dealing with some total weirdo obsessed with X-rays, you aren't going completely naked.🙂.
wearybison8 wearybison8 Member
34 messages
joined Jun 2008
#3 ·
You’re going to have to be completely naked! 😬

Even before you start filming, you should probably jump around for about five minutes just so the director can verify everything is sitting right—honestly, they usually only bother checking things out if something looks off, otherwise they won't say a word.
Linda Rodriguez38 Linda Rodriguez38 Active Member
50 messages
joined Jun 2007
#4 ·
wearybison8 said:you gotta be totally naked! 😬

before they actually start filming, you usually have to jump around for like five minutes so the doctor can check if everything's bouncing right. they'll only touch you if something looks off, otherwise, they won't.

🤣

got some kind of phobia about being bare in front of a white coat? 😉

honestly, you might not even have to lose the undershirt. last time I had my lungs checked, I just had to ditch the bra because of the underwire, and they let me stay in my cami..
Alexander Lewis Alexander Lewis Member
49 messages
joined May 2014
#5 ·
Obviously, there’s no need for them to strip down if they aren't wearing anything with metal in it; those things are basically transparent to an X-ray.
What exactly is the issue with being modest in front of TSA agents? Does their cheap polyester uniforms somehow make them less human, or do we just assume they've lost all sense of shame?
Betty Alvarez78 Betty Alvarez78 Member
21 messages
joined Jan 2008
#6 ·
You just take off the metal—jewelry, obviously, and your bra because of the underwire. Your underwear and pants just slide down past your hips and you’re good to go. No stress.
Laura Cox Laura Cox MemberOP
11 messages
joined Jun 2010
#7 ·
Thanks for the mix of useful and, frankly, less than helpful info. I’m heading in for my scan now; it’s not that I’m particularly phobic about the procedure itself, but the technician on duty happens to be a friend of my cousin, which makes things a little awkward. I just wanted to get a sense of what the standard protocol looks like...😁
Thanks again, and I'll let you know if they end up completely stripping me down...🤣
Jamie Newman5 Jamie Newman5 Member
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joined Feb 2013
#8 ·
Laura Cox said:Thanks for the mix of useful and... less than useful info. I'm heading in for the scan now. It's not really a phobia thing, but the guy working down there is a friend of my cousin, so things feel a little awkward... Just wanted to know what the standard procedure is...😁
Thanks again. I'll let you guys know if they stripped me completely or what...🤣

If he's a friend of the family, then yeah, expect to be stripped naked... Honestly, if I were the guy, I’d probably strip you myself just because of the connection...😁

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