I was pregnant the same month I took my chest X-ray.

Everyone knows that X-rays contain radiation, so when taking such photos, the human body will absorb a certain amount of radiation. Especially for female friends who are preparing for pregnancy, they should rest properly after taking such photos and don't get pregnant so quickly. So, can I get pregnant this month after taking a chest X-ray? How long does it take for a male to get pregnant after taking a lung CT scan?

Can I get pregnant this month if I take a chest X-ray?

According to your description of the problem and what you think, the lung CT scan taken after the menstruation should be fine. You probably didn't have your next period. You miss the baby very much. No one knows whether the baby is healthy or not. I suggest you relax, take things as they come, and have regular pregnancy check-ups. I wish you a healthy baby. My friend, in your case, taking an X-ray will not affect anything, because the amount of radiation used is not large and it will not cause any impact on the fetus. Only long-term effects will have a certain impact. It won't have any effect if you do it a few times.

Implementation suggestions:

As for taking medicine, it depends on what Chinese medicine you take. You cannot take medicine randomly during pregnancy. This mainly depends on what you take. Although they are all for minor problems, some medicines cannot be taken during pregnancy. The same is true for medicines for the same disease. Some can be taken while others cannot, because the pharmacological effects are different. This is where you can do a pregnancy test. Understand the detailed situation of your fetus. It is normal to make a decision when the fetus is formed at three to four months.

It is better to get pregnant three months after taking a lung CT scan. Before preparing for pregnancy, it is best for the couple to go to the hospital together for a eugenics check-up. In fact, you can go to the local obstetrics and gynecology hospital outpatient clinic for a pre-pregnancy physical examination.

The first two months of pregnancy is the most sensitive period to radiation. If exposed to direct radiation during this period, it is easy to cause malformations of the fetal nervous system and endocrine system. Of course, there are some doctors in clinical medicine who believe that this has no effect on the fetus, but if you insist on having a baby, you need to do regular pregnancy checkups. You can do Down syndrome screening and four-dimensional color ultrasound to exclude fetal abnormalities in about 4 months of pregnancy.

You can't take this medicine. Therefore, it is best not to take it anymore and change to other medicines. These medicines are not cough and phlegm medicines, and they have a great impact on the unborn baby. If you take them again, the baby cannot be kept. There is no need to think about this problem when shooting a film. Penicillin and chloramphenicol can cause fetal deformities and also lead to deaf-muteness. You have been here for seven days. It's hard to say about this issue. It may have affected you. You should check it further. If there is any abnormality, you will have to abandon the child.

What does it mean when the fetal umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck?

According to a scientific study, the incidence of umbilical cord wrapped around the fetal neck in my country is about 20% to 25%, among which the incidence of umbilical cord wrapped around the neck for one week is 89%, and the incidence of umbilical cord wrapped around the neck for two weeks is 11%. It is relatively rare for the umbilical cord to wrap around the neck for more than 3 weeks or around the fetal trunk or body. The fetal umbilical cord has compensatory flexion and extension. Loose coiling has little effect on the fetus, while tight coiling and single beads can affect the blood supply to the fetus, with the risk of causing changes in the fetal heartbeat, perinatal oxygen deficiency, suffocation, and even death. In fact, the primary factor affecting prognosis is not the number of circumferences around the neck, but the length of the remaining fetal umbilical cord after removing the circumference around the neck. If it only goes around once but the relative length is too short, it can still lead to disastrous consequences. Due to the relative reduction of the fetal umbilical cord, the presenting part is lowered before and after delivery, and umbilical hernia, uterine inversion, placental abruption, and fetal umbilical cord rupture are common. The risk is greater when monoamniotic twins are born.

In the second trimester, the baby floats comfortably in the warm amniotic fluid in the mother's uterus, with the umbilical cord also floating. When the child grows to a certain size, he will move in the amniotic fluid, stretching his hands and feet, and even somersaults. Most of the time, he can get along well with the umbilical cord, but if you are not careful, he will get his hands and feet or his body and the umbilical cord entangled.

When the space is large enough, he can turn over and get out of it again, so sometimes color ultrasound examination shows that the umbilical cord of the fetus is around the neck, but the next examination finds that it is not around. As the baby grows older, the amniotic fluid becomes relatively smaller for him, and he can no longer exercise intensively. At this time, if the umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck, it will be difficult to get rid of it.