X-Ray
What is an X-Ray?
X-Ray is a quick imaging test that uses a small amount of radiation to create pictures of the inside of your body, mainly bones and chest structures.
Why is X-Ray Important?
X-rays are the first-line tool to detect fractures, infections, arthritis, lung diseases like pneumonia, and heart conditions.
Basic X-Ray Tests :
Chest X-Ray (lungs, heart)
Bone X-Ray (fractures, arthritis)
Dental X-Ray
Abdomen X-Ray (intestinal blockage, stones)
What to Expect:
The test takes only a few minutes. You will stand or lie still while the image is taken. It is painless and generally requires no special preparation.