An X-Ray is a simple and painless test that takes pictures of the inside of your body using a small amount of radiation. It helps doctors see bones, joints, and some soft tissues like lungs and intestines.
X-Rays have been used for decades and remain one of the quickest ways for doctors to find out what’s happening inside without surgery.
Doctors recommend an X-Ray for many reasons, such as:
In emergencies, an X-Ray is often the first test to help doctors make quick decisions.
You won’t feel anything during the test. The machine simply captures an image, much like taking a photograph.
At Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, X-Rays are performed with modern digital equipment that ensures clearer images with minimal radiation. The hospital’s trained radiology team makes the process safe, comfortable, and quick. Reports are provided promptly, helping doctors decide the best course of treatment without delay.
Whether it’s a minor injury, chest problem, or routine check, the X-Ray facilities at Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital are designed to give patients accurate results with care and comfort.
Yes, X-Rays use a very small amount of radiation and are considered safe. Special precautions are taken for children and pregnant women.
No, it is completely painless. You just need to stay still while the picture is taken.
Usually 10–15 minutes, depending on the body part being scanned.
No, fasting is not required for most X-Rays. Only some special types may need preparation.
Digital X-Rays provide results quickly, often the same day.
Yes, but doctors ensure the lowest radiation exposure possible for kids.