Yes. X-Rays only have minimal radiation.
If the report in inconclusive, it is advised to go through the test again.
Next Steps
Consult a General Physician
Health Tips
Usually it is required to keep total radiation exposure in one year below a certain amount. This is approximately 1.66 mSv per year or 50 mSv over 30 years. Just for reference, you could get 80 Chest X-Rays done in a single year and still be within permissible limits, but even a single CT Scan of Head could expose enough radiation to exceed permissible limits of 1 year. Always discuss with your doctor.