Patient's question:
Medical Description: I am 30 years old this year, married for 9 years, and have never had children. Treatment history and effectiveness: I have been treated at Linyi People's Hospital for 3 years, but it has been ineffective. What kind of help do I want: Can you take a look?Doctor's answer:
If you are directly exposed to radiation, it will have an impact. If you are only in contact with the equipment and do not directly expose yourself to radiation, the problem should not be significant. In other words, it should not have a major impact on future pregnancy.Advice: If you are already pregnant, it is still recommended to minimize exposure to X-rays. Especially during the early stages of pregnancy, when the fetus is undergoing the development and formation of all its organs, prolonged or even a single large dose of X-ray exposure can cause fetal deformities. Therefore, X-ray examinations should be strictly avoided during the early stages of pregnancy. Even routine chest X-rays should be postponed until after the seventh month of pregnancy. Abdominal X-rays or radiography should be avoided as much as possible.