X-ray Services: Visualizing Health
X-ray is a common medical imaging technique that allows us to see inside the body. It uses low-dose radiation to create detailed images of bones, organs, and tissues. At Sukhi Pariwar Clinic in Kathmandu, Nepal, we offer X-ray services to aid in diagnosis and treatment.
How Does X-ray Work?
Image Formation: When X-rays pass through the body, they are absorbed differently by various structures. Dense materials like bones appear white, while softer tissues appear gray.
Applications:
Diagnostic Imaging: X-rays can be used in certain situations where the benefits outweigh the risks, such as in diagnosing certain gynecological conditions like pelvic fractures or evaluating certain abdominal issues that may affect pregnancy.
Fetal Development: X-rays are generally avoided during pregnancy due to the potential harm to the developing fetus. However, in rare cases where the benefits significantly outweigh the risks, such as in emergency situations where immediate diagnosis is critical, medical professionals may use X-rays with proper shielding techniques to minimize exposure to the fetus.
Non-Pregnant Patients: In non-pregnant patients, X-rays may be used to diagnose conditions such as pelvic inflammatory disease, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, or kidney stones that can affect gynecological health.
Therapeutic Procedures: X-rays are also used in certain therapeutic procedures, such as hysterosalpingography (HSG) to evaluate the fallopian tubes for infertility or to guide interventions like the placement of intrauterine devices (IUDs).
Expert Care at Sukhi Pariwar Clinic
Our skilled radiologists perform X-rays with precision and safety. Whether you need a routine check or have specific concerns, Sukhi Pariwar Clinic is here to visualize your health and guide your treatment.
Take note: X-rays provide valuable insights for enhanced healthcare!
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