I found out I was pregnant after taking a photo.

If a woman has an X-ray during tooth extraction, but finds out she is pregnant only after the X-ray, it may affect the normal development of the fetus. Therefore, it is best for pregnant women to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound to check the normal condition of the fetus. If the X-ray does not affect the baby, there is no need to have an abortion, but regular check-ups are required to observe the development of the fetus, because the anesthetic used in the X-ray will affect the development of the fetal brain nerves.

What should I do if I find out I am pregnant after taking a tooth extraction?

1. Tooth extraction means there is a problem with the teeth in the patient's mouth. Some patients with cavities will also undergo tooth extraction to remove cavities, that is, black teeth. However, anesthesia is required for the area where the tooth is extracted. If the pregnancy is detected during the examination, it is recommended to go to the dentist to inquire about the dosage of anesthetic and whether it will affect the fetus.

2. Tooth extraction can cause too many problems, such as bleeding, swelling of the teeth, pain, etc. These are all disadvantages of the tooth extraction process. However, generally speaking, the problem is not too big and the child can be kept. The pregnancy process for women is very long, and regular check-ups are required to check the movements of the fetus.

3. When having a tooth extracted, you will also have to take anti-inflammatory drugs after the anesthetic is prescribed. These drugs are very strong and it is possible that they will have an effect on the fetus, but this is not certain. You can consider keeping the child. From now on, you should maintain a good mood and not be too stressed.

Things to note when you discover you are pregnant after having a tooth extracted and taking an X-ray

A woman found out she was pregnant after having a tooth extracted and took a lot of anti-inflammatory drugs. Considering the child's health, it is not advisable to have the child. If she hopes to keep the child, it is recommended that she go to the obstetrics and gynecology department for a check-up in time and check the child's health regularly every month. There is no need to worry too much. Although the drugs have an impact on the child, it cannot be confirmed.

This article details what to do if you find out you are pregnant after taking X-rays during tooth extraction, and also introduces what you need to pay attention to after finding out you are pregnant after tooth extraction. As a woman who is having a tooth extracted during pregnancy, anesthesia and other drugs may have adverse effects on the fetus. It is best to actively check to see if the fetus can be kept. If not, then it is better to take measures.

How long does it take to get pregnant after taking dental X-rays?

1. Dental X-rays have a certain amount of radiation. Generally speaking, it will be safer to wait at least 3 months, preferably 6 months. In fact, dental X-rays do not have much impact on pregnancy, as long as you do it before pregnancy. Of course, if you want to be safer, you can start preparing for pregnancy one week after the dental X-ray. During this week, pay attention to drinking more water, try to eat a lighter diet, and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.

2. You can do it after your next menstruation. The radiation from dental X-rays is very small, so be cautious and wait until after your next menstruation to ovulate and conceive. Although there is a little radiation when taking pictures. Generally speaking, compared with other X-ray examinations, X-ray examinations use very little radiation. For example, a small dental film examination only takes 0.12 seconds. Therefore, oral X-ray examinations cause very little damage to the body and can be said to have little effect on ordinary people. The equipment currently used has good protective functions or protective clothing and sets. If you refuse to be examined because you need oral X-ray-assisted treatment, it may lead to the inability to correctly grasp the position during the treatment, thus affecting the treatment effect.

3. If you want to get pregnant after taking a dental X-ray, it is best to consult a doctor first. Go to the obstetrics or gynecology department to consult a doctor. The doctor's advice is the most professional. In fact, the radiation from dental X-rays themselves is not very high, so female friends who are planning to get pregnant can choose to take X-rays based on their own circumstances to help further diagnose the cause of the dental problems. Do not blindly refuse to take X-rays for fear of radiation, otherwise the treatment effect will be greatly affected.