Can you have mri during pregnancy?

Yes, you can. I had to undergo one for my severe headaches when I was 6 months pregnant. My daughter is now 5 years old and totally fine. Just make sure the scanning center is experienced with pregnant patients.

Yes, it is considered safe, especially after the first 12 weeks! 🤰 Just make sure to discuss it thoroughly with your doc beforehand so you feel 100% comfortable!

Dekho, doctor ne bola hai toh hi karvana, faltu me stress mat lo. MRI me magnetic fields hote hain, radiation nahi hota, toh safe hota hai. Par khud se decision mat lena, gynecologist se clear permission le lo.

Yes, but remember to inform the MRI center staff that you are pregnant. They will ensure no gadolinium contrast is injected, as that's not recommended for the baby. Wear loose clothes and try to stay very calm inside the machine.

Yes, but since MRIs are quite expensive (often costing 6,000 to 10,000 rupees), make sure your doctor actually needs it before booking. Always confirm if your maternity insurance or corporate policy covers diagnostic scans during pregnancy.

Yes, you can. My family members were very scared and told me not to go near any big machines, but my doctor explained that it has no harmful radiation. Trust your gynecologist's word over family superstitions.

I had to get an MRI of my spine during my second trimester because of severe back issues. My gynecologist cleared it and the baby was born perfectly healthy, but they didn't use any contrast dye.