As is well known, filming involves a certain amount of radiation, so filming can cause certain harm to the human body. However, due to the more accurate examination results of filming, it is sometimes necessary to take a film. So, is the radiation level high when taking lung photos of babies?
Filming is commonly known as taking X-rays in daily life. During filming, the machine's radiation can cause certain harm to the body's white blood cells and hematopoietic stem cells, thereby killing a portion of the body's white blood cells. However, some experts say that occasionally taking a film will not have a significant impact, so mothers don't need to worry too much. If the number of shots is too high, the baby may develop anemia, but mothers don't need to be too nervous. They can usually give their baby more iron rich foods, such as spinach.
Some experts also suggest that if you want to reduce the impact of radiation on your baby's body, you can eat more green vegetables, because natural green foods are cleansing agents for the human body, especially fresh green leafy vegetables, which can promote detoxification. Next is kelp, which is the nemesis of all radioactive substances. Because kelp contains a substance called kelp gum, which can combine with radioactive substances after entering the human body, allowing for rapid excretion from the intestines. Finally, there is pig blood, which contains abundant plasma proteins. After entering the human body and undergoing digestion and decomposition, toxic substances in the body become insoluble new substances, which are then excreted through the intestines.
Nowadays, technology is becoming more and more advanced, and the equipment in hospitals is becoming more and more sophisticated. The radiation of lung imaging machines is also greatly reduced compared to the past, so mothers don't have to worry too much.
