How long after CT scan can I get pregnant?

Nowadays, every family only wants one baby, so eugenics has become the most important thing in every family, so everyone who wants a baby must be very careful in doing everything. Sometimes when you feel unwell, you need to have a physical examination. The doctor may take a CT scan. At first, I thought it was nothing serious and did not take any contraceptive measures. However, a friend said that CT scans are very harmful to women's bodies, and it is best to wait for a while before planning to have a baby. So, how long does it take to get pregnant after a CT scan?

How long does it take to get pregnant after a CT scan?

The radiation during CT scans is quite harmful to the human body, affecting both women's egg cells and men's sperm, and can easily lead to the deterioration of the quality of egg cells and sperm. If you get pregnant right after a CT scan, due to the damage of radiation to the human body, the fetus cannot get the best environment in the pregnant mother, which can easily lead to fetal deformity, and in severe cases even miscarriage or stillbirth.

Therefore, if you want to have a baby, it is recommended to wait three months after the CT scan, because at this time the cells in the body have grown a new batch, and the bad ones have been eliminated. If you get pregnant at this time, the genes will be better, which is worthy of yourself and the child.

Of course, as to the question of how long it will take to get pregnant after a CT scan, some people think that CT scans are harmless to the human body, and that you can get pregnant at any time after a CT scan, and some of the children born are still very healthy. But I want to remind everyone here that having a baby is not such a casual thing. For the sake of your own and your baby's health, it is recommended to be cautious and wait for a while before talking about it, otherwise you won't be able to drink Mengpo soup.

It should be noted that in addition to affecting pregnancy, CT scans also have some impact on other aspects of the human body. Therefore, unless it is necessary, it is best not to do a CT scan. Even if you have to do it, once a year is enough. Based on many scientific studies, the UK Food and Drug Administration estimates that the probability of an adult getting cancer from radiation received during a CT scan in their lifetime is 1:2000, and the risk is higher for children.

You know, children are more sensitive to radiation, and their DHA is more likely to be damaged. A CT scan can cause the risk of fatal tumors in children to reach 1/500. Therefore, not only is it not recommended to do CT scans during pregnancy preparation, it is also not recommended for children. Everyone should understand the side effects of CT scans. Don't do it just because the doctor says to do it, because sometimes it is really unnecessary.

The main symptoms of early pregnancy

1. Feeling nauseous and wanting to vomit

You may feel nauseous or vomiting, and although morning sickness is also called "morning sickness," you may feel nauseous all day and all night. Your sense of smell will become more and more sensitive, and smells that you once loved may now cause you to vomit.

2. Breast pain

If your breasts feel tender, soft, and swollen, you may be pregnant. After your body absorbs a large amount of testosterone, this pain will disappear and your breasts will no longer feel uncomfortable.

3. Feeling sleepy

You, who were full of energy, suddenly feel sleepy. The excessive secretion of luteinizing hormone will make you feel exhausted. You can look for other symptoms to confirm your judgment.

4. Frequent urination and urgency

After the early stages of pregnancy, the enlarged uterus compresses the bladder and often causes increased urination, which requires you to go to the toilet frequently. Don't worry, as the uterus gradually expands beyond the pelvis, frequent urination and urgency will naturally subside and will not occur again until the later stages of pregnancy.

5. Similar to premenstrual syndrome

Early pregnancy symptoms are very similar to PMS. You may feel abdominal pain, swollen breasts, and a small amount of light pink or brown discharge from the vagina, which makes you feel as if your "friend" is coming.

6. Changes in appetite

You may suddenly develop a craving for sour foods, or develop a craving for foods you never liked before. Some women begin to experience changes in appetite shortly after their menstrual period (1-2 weeks). Unexplained nausea and vomiting, worse in the morning. The taste also changes: after menopause, you suddenly like to eat strange-tasting foods or other foods that you used to hate; you hate greasy things; you don’t like to finish the food you used to like; you don’t like to finish the food you ate once the second time; some people really don’t want to eat anything, and even feel like vomiting when they smell or see any food, etc. In medicine, this condition is called "early pregnancy reaction". It is not a disease and generally does not require medication. After a dozen days to a month, this symptom will naturally disappear.

7. Increased body temperature

If you measure your body temperature during ovulation every day, you will find that your body temperature rises.