X-Ray

Our advanced X-ray technology ensures precise imaging while prioritizing patient safety and efficiency. X-rays are essential for diagnosing and examining various conditions, including:

• Fractures and bone injuries
• Lung infections or conditions (such as pneumonia or tuberculosis)
• Dental issues (like cavities, infections, or abnormalities)
• Digestive tract abnormalities (such as obstructions or ulcers)
• Monitoring certain medical procedures (like placement of medical devices or tubes)
• Detecting foreign objects in the body

Preparing for an X-Ray

When scheduling your appointment, please inform our staff if you are pregnant or suspect you might be, as X-rays pose risks to developing fetuses. Wear comfortable clothing without metal accessories or jewelry that may interfere with imaging.

During the X-ray, you’ll be guided to position yourself appropriately based on the area being examined. The process is quick and painless, with the machine emitting a minimal amount of radiation to capture images.

What happens during the X-Ray

Our staff will ensure you’re comfortable and properly positioned before the imaging begins. You may be asked to hold your breath briefly to minimise movement and obtain clear images.

There’s no need for special preparation, fasting, or anesthesia for X-ray procedures in most cases. 

Accessing your results

Your X-ray images will be available digitally for review, and can be printed upon request (additional charges may apply). If you were referred, they’ll be sent promptly to your doctor, who will then review and discuss the findings with you.