Can pregnant women take films?

X-ray examination is also a very widely used detection method in clinical medicine. Through X-ray examination, various pathological conditions inside the patient's chest cavity can be effectively detected. X-ray examinations mainly use the principle of X-rays, so many people are also worried that X-rays will have an impact on the body. The X-ray principle may cause congenital malformation to the fetus in the pregnant woman's body, so can pregnant women take X-rays?

Can pregnant women have physical examinations and X-rays?

Exposure to X-rays in the early stages of pregnancy may have a significant impact on the development of the fetus. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant women do not take chest X-rays after they become pregnant. In addition, chest X-rays are also a common item in physical examinations. However, because radiation is generated during the examination, it may have adverse effects on the human body, especially for pregnant women. X-rays may also affect the fetus, and in severe cases may lead to fetal malformations or poor development. Therefore, it is recommended that women only undergo some routine examinations during pregnancy and try not to take X-rays.

What are the physical examination items for pregnant women?

In the early stages of pregnancy, it is best for pregnant women to have a comprehensive physical examination in the third month. In this stage, the patient's blood routine, urine routine, leucorrhea routine, blood type, and teratogenicity tests are usually checked. Then, between 16 and 20 weeks after pregnancy, our pregnant women also need to have a thalassemia and liver and kidney function test. Between 24 and 28 weeks after pregnancy, our pregnant women also need to have a color Doppler ultrasound of the mind. These tests will determine the physical condition of the child and the adult.

If you want the fetus to develop more healthily, pregnant women should actively undergo various prenatal examinations during pregnancy to ensure the normal development and growth of the fetus. However, you must pay attention to choosing the inspection items carefully, and try not to do those that involve radiation. Also, you should pay attention to avoiding contact with electronic products that emit radiation in your daily life.