What should I pay attention to when taking X-rays of my baby?

Can we take an X-ray? What harm will it cause to their health? This is what all parents are worried about and want to know, but radiation has a certain killing and destructive effect on biological cells, so if these examinations are needed, parents will naturally be more worried. Now let us understand the major issues that need to be paid attention to when taking X-rays of babies.

1. X-rays have a certain killing and destructive effect on biological cells, so after the human body is exposed to X-rays, it will produce certain physiological reactions. Excessive exposure will also cause tissue damage, affect physiological functions, and even cause life-threatening dangers, but appropriate exposure will not affect human health. Because when medical staff conduct examinations, the dose used for X-ray fluoroscopy and photography is very small, limited to the safe dose. If the doctor needs to repeat photography or fluoroscopy, he will also consider extending the examination time.

2. X-rays have certain radiation effects on the human body, so we advocate that if there is no necessity for the examination, such examinations should be avoided as much as possible, especially for infants and young children, who are relatively sensitive to radiation. Therefore, this involves the issue of radiation justification, that is, whether there is a need for the baby to be examined, and this necessity and the radiation effects received should be weighed through argumentation.

3. When you have another checkup in the future, you can ask the doctor to do some radiation protection for parts of your child other than the one being examined. This can better avoid the impact of radiation on your child. Because your child is young, you should do a good job of ideological work on your child before or during the examination, and ask him to cooperate with the doctor to avoid repeated examinations due to failed examinations (such as the child's lack of cooperation or non-standard limb position during the examination). You can consciously supplement your child with some nutrients to improve his physical fitness and enhance his body's resistance, which is beneficial for preventing radiation damage and recovery from the disease.

4. X-rays have a certain killing and destructive effect on biological cells, so the human body will produce certain physiological reactions after being irradiated by X-rays. Excessive exposure can cause tissue damage, affect physiological functions, and even pose a life-threatening risk. But moderate exposure will not affect human health. If it is not necessary, it is better not to use X-rays, as these rays are harmful to the human body. The most important thing is that as long as the baby is in good health and doesn’t get sick, these things won’t happen.