yes because radiation make have an effect on the baby....
There are risks of unwanted effects to your baby especially during the first trimester. Unless the x-ray is emergency, I recommend you to postpone.
Your head
B/c a doctor has decided that the advantage of of having the information that an x-ray can give is worth the tiny added risk of having the x-ray.
Pregnancy x-rays are often used to see fractures or damage to bones during pregnancy. They are also used to see the development of the fetal skeleton.
consult a doctor first.
Category X: Evidence of fetal risk. Risks outweigh any benefits.
It is no more harmful than a normal x-ray. There was a myth about having an x-ray react with the metal used to color the ink in a tattoo, but the x-ray will not affect the metal at all. Nor will an MRI interact with the tattoo.
X ray of the pelvis is risky and has no indications at this stage of pregnancy.
The only risk associated with chest x ray is minimal exposure to radiation, particularly for pregnant women and children.
I believe you are referring to a PA X-ray, a Posteroanterior view. These are taken by having the patient facing the X-ray film. So for example, taking an X-ray of a leg: The patient would lie down face up, facing the X-ray machine.
None if they use a vest on you. The vest contains lead which blocks all x-rays besides those aimed at your mouth.
Could an X-Ray at the dentist's office damage an unborn fetus? Tooth x-ray, also known as dental radiography, is using low energy radiation. If what you mean by tooth x-ray is orthopantomography (OPG), the dose is slightly higher. There are risks of unwanted effects to your baby especially during the first trimester. Unless the x-ray is emergency, I recommend you to postpone.Be sure to tell your dentist first hand that you are pregnant. Most dentist offices make you put on a lead cover anyhow. I have my tubes tied and they still do it to prevent other radiation effects. They say that any x-ray can be harmful and cause birth defects.