How long after MRI can I get pregnant?

The disease has a great harm to our body. In order to reduce the harm of the disease to the body, every patient should undergo corresponding examinations and treatments after becoming ill. Only in this way can it better help everyone to be treated. Magnetic resonance imaging is an important method for examining diseases, and it can better understand what disease the patient has. So how long does it take to get pregnant after an MRI?

Magnetic resonance imaging is different from X-rays and CT. Electromagnetic induction has little effect on pregnant women. You can get pregnant next month after the test and it has little impact on pregnancy. Magnetic resonance imaging is different from X-rays and CT. Electromagnetic induction has little effect on pregnant women. You can get pregnant next month after the test and it has little impact on pregnancy. MRI scans have not been shown to have any harmful effects on the human body, and patients can simply take a break for a week or a month.

Magnetic resonance imaging is not electromagnetic radiation. The MRI scanner uses the principle of electromagnetic field and nuclear resonance to produce images. It uses radio frequency waves to excite molecules with non-zero magnetic moment in the electromagnetic field of the body. It has nothing to do with radiation. Therefore, an MRI is different from X-ray and CT scans. It will not affect pregnancy and you can prepare for pregnancy normally.

In clinical medicine, magnetic resonance imaging has no side effects on the body. It is just recommended not to do MRI in the first three months of embryonic development. However, it does not specify what effect it will have on the fetus. If an MRI is necessary, it can be done.

Unlike radioactive material treatment, if it is a diagnostic radioactive examination, if a lung CT or lung CT is done basically, the personal radiation dose generally generated is also very low, and it is not easy to cause adverse effects on the growth and development of test tube embryos. If you do a CT scan or a lung CT scan and unexpectedly find out you are pregnant, you can keep the child. Of course, if you are not pregnant, from the perspective of eugenics, you should take contraceptive measures for three months before getting pregnant.