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[thepianist]

Wonder it the medicine can be affect it by this kind of X-Rayed .

I don't have much experience in this but have friends that do.  Those that are in pharma (real pharma lol) talk about all of the tests and experiments that have to be conducted on a new drug before it's introduced to market: manipulating temperatures, light sources, mixing said drug with other (normally compounding components) to see if something novel happens like degredation or the formation of something new, etc. 

Not that it hasn't been done before, but I think it's extremely rare for pharma companies to conduct radioactive research on a drug that's to be marketed and sold.  After all, it's meant to be ingested by a human or animal, not sent into space toward the sun or to be stored in a facility with Chernobyl scratched off the side of the building .

It MAY show interesting results but if one thinks about the extra time and cost pharma would need to invest, they (I too) would say not worth it.

I doubt a simple x-ray would do much to the majority of drugs.  Maybe someone with more knowledge about x-rays and medicines could shed some light on any minor (reversible) reactions that might occur??