Can I breastfeed after chest X-ray?

Chest X-ray fluoroscopy is a common chest imaging examination. For lactating women, only X-rays pass through the chest, and there is no radioactive residue in the human body, so it does not affect the mother's milk. Chest x-ray fluoroscopy can be performed during lactation, and breastfeeding can continue. The X-ray dose used in chest X-ray is very small and relatively safe. If the disease requires this examination, it can still be done during lactation or according to the doctor's advice. If it is not necessary, there is no need to carry out this inspection.

Breast-feeding after chest X-ray has little relationship and influence, so you can continue to give your child medication. But if you do chest X-rays often or more often, you'd better avoid this breastfeeding behavior. Generally, except for fractures, it is not recommended to take a chest X-ray during lactation. You can judge the specific situation by palpation, auscultation, deduction and visual inspection. There is nothing special to pay attention to after the chest X-ray.

Breast-feeding after chest X-ray has little relationship and influence, so you can continue to give your child medicine. But if you do chest X-rays often or more often, you'd better avoid this breastfeeding behavior. Generally, except for fractures, it is not recommended to take a chest X-ray during lactation. You can judge the specific situation by palpation, auscultation, deduction and visual inspection. There is nothing special to pay attention to after the chest X-ray.

If a woman has a chest X-ray for physical reasons, it can be breastfed. This doesn't matter, because its own chest X-ray mainly affects the human body. This ray only exists during the inspection, and it is gone after the inspection. Moreover, this kind of radiation will not affect the quality of milk. The influence of radiation on the body is mainly on cells, so it does not affect breastfeeding.