X-Ray Test
A typical imaging test that has been used for decades is an X-ray. It uses a kind of radiation known as electromagnetic waves to generate images of the inside of the body which allows your doctor to see into your body without making an incision. This can aid in the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of a variety of medical conditions.
X-Ray Cost in India
| Test Type | Diagnostic/Radiology Test |
|---|---|
| Preparation | No special preparation or fasting is required. You might need to remove any metallic object from your clothing or any jewelry. According to the type of X-Ray, the physician will guide you further. |
| Same day | Rs.250 to Rs.1250 approximately. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why is an X-ray test performed?
It allows your doctor to see into your body without making an incision.
2. What ailments may an X-ray detect?
- Tumors and cancers
- A swollen heart
- Blockages in blood vessels
- Fluid in the lungs
- Digestive issues
- Fractures of the bones
- Joints that have dislocated
- Infections
3. How long does an X-ray examination take?
Most x-rays are completed in less than 15 minutes
4. What are the risks involved in conducting the X-Ray?
Some individuals are concerned that X-rays are dangerous because radiation exposure can trigger cell alterations that lead to cancer
5. What cannot an X-ray detect?
An X-ray will not reveal minor bone injuries, soft tissue injuries, or inflammation
6. What safety precautions must be taken when working with X-rays?
If someone is required to assist a patient or film during x-ray exposure, they must use a lead apron and lead gloves and stand to one side and away from the x-ray tube to escape the direct beam
7. How long does it take for the results to come in?
You can get the X-Ray result within a few hours of the test
8. Do I become radioactive after having an X-ray?
No. you do not become radioactive
9. Is it safe for me to have X-rays while pregnant?
Yes, but with some restrictions. Always consult a doctor before going for any x-ray if you are pregnant
10. Which procedures result in higher radiation doses?
Higher doses of radiation are related to computed tomography (CT) and interventional procedures, including angiography and cardiac catheterization