Those who enter the x-ray room during x-ray filming to their
child or a relative are worried that their pregnancy may be damaged by x-ray.
Often, this happens to those who enter the X-ray room without knowing that they
are pregnant and then find out that they are pregnant. It should be noted that
during the x-ray, the patient receives the highest dose of the X-ray. His
mother, who entered to keep the patient with him, his relatives are exposed to
lower doses. The farther from the X-ray table, the person who enters the room
next to the X-ray, is exposed to less x-ray doses. In addition, if wearing a
lead vest, it is highly protected from X-ray exposure.
As a result, it is almost unlikely that the pregnancy of a
person who enters the X-ray room, who is in the room during the shooting, or
who waits around the room because of not knowing that she is pregnant or
pregnant. In order for pregnancy to suffer from this, a large number of films
and very high doses must be made. You can get more detailed information about
this when you inform the doctor about the type and number of the film. Even if
a X-ray film is taken directly to a pregnant woman, it is considered that there
is no possibility of harm, because it is necessary to shoot hundreds of films
in order to reach a dose of 5000 mrad that can harm the baby.
The fact that "pregnant women and those with suspected
pregnancy cannot enter" in X-ray rooms does not mean that any pregnant
woman present will be damaged. It is only to prevent pregnant women from being
exposed to unnecessary X-ray. This rule actually applies to every person.
People who are not pregnant should also avoid receiving unnecessary X-rays.
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