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15week pregnancy n want to go for MRI
I am 15week pregnant n have L-side chest pain.i was asked to go for pleural effusion later on dr. gave me antibiotics n I found relief for somedays,now again I have chest pain couldn't sleep on both the sides n have to sleep flat. So I had an question that can I go for MRI, so that actual problem can b detected. Will this pain effect me in future during delivery stage. Thankyou. Will be grateful for your help. Hoping for early response.
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Dr. Ramanitharan Salem Raja
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Salem
I can understand your confusion with going for a MRI,
Unlike Xray or CT scan , MRI DOESN'T HAVE HARMFUL RADIATION
So u can go for a MRI scan ,without the hesitant.
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