X-rays during pregnancy are considered safe, as long as they are performed under medical advice and do not exceed the maximum recommended radiation. Furthermore, the correct use of the lead apron on the belly is important to prevent radiation from reaching the baby. Generally, the maximum recommended radiation during pregnancy is 5 rads or 5000 […]
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X-rays during pregnancy are considered safe, as long as they are performed under medical advice and do not exceed the maximum recommended radiation. Furthermore, the correct use of the lead apron on the belly is important to prevent radiation from reaching the baby. Generally, the maximum recommended radiation during pregnancy is 5 rads or 5000 […]
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The X-ray is an exam indicated to evaluate possible changes such as osteoporosis or fractures, but it can also be done to check for problems with the teeth and changes in the lung, such as pneumonia, for example. There are several types of X-rays, such as dental, chest, spine and lung X-rays, which allow the […]
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