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If it was for your spine I'd say no. There's enough evidence against imagining a spine unless you've got serious enough concerns about red flags. Rationale being people are very emotive about their spine.. so even if theyre pain free seeing things like "bulge" "protrusion" "stenosis" is something that people will hold onto for ever.

I can't speak for the pelvic side of things. I also can't speak for your health anxieties. Maybe have a chat with the GP and tell them you only want to hear about the report if there's anything that needs action?

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  • [–] 3 points 1 week ago (3 children)

    Well yes, but also no. I think it was only really heavily policed in the 70s and early 80s then was lifted so regional and rural could have a second child (wiki says by '84 the single child policy only impacted 35% of the population). Still goes to show by forcibly dropping birthrates how much it destroys future planning

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