Sometimes it is necessary to take X-rays when going to the hospital for examination, but for special groups such as pregnant women and infants, more caution is often needed when conducting examinations because these examinations inevitably carry radiation. For the sake of the health of pregnant women and the growth and development of fetuses, more attention should be paid during pregnancy. So, does DR have a significant impact on pregnant women?
The impact of DR on pregnant women is not significant, but pregnant women should be careful not to undergo DR multiple times, because if it is too frequent, the harm will increase, and it is also easy to cause adverse effects such as stimulation to the body, which can harm the growth and development of the fetus. Pregnant women should decide whether to undergo testing based on their actual situation during pregnancy.
In order to reduce the occurrence of uncertain factors, unnecessary radiation examinations should be reduced during women's preconception period or the first three months of pregnancy. However, this does not mean that pregnant women cannot undergo imaging examinations. Routine examinations will not cause too much damage to the fetus. Every woman's physical condition is different. Regular imaging examinations can quickly detect problems and help doctors make better diagnoses.
In addition, women should also pay attention to avoiding exposure to harmful radioactive factors during pregnancy, which can harm fetal brain development and easily lead to fetal developmental abnormalities. Therefore, in order to give birth to a healthy baby, women need to take extra care of their bodies.
