Side Effect #8: Fetal Complications
Too much machine imaging can have disruptive effects on an individual’s health and even the successive generations. Active evidence has been found in favor of the relationship between excessive machine imaging and birth defects. These complications or anomalies can be life-threatening for a pregnant woman with a baby in her womb. The newborn child can have disfigured physical structure and features, even the mental health could take a toll with the child is mentally challenged.
Even though birth anomalies are mostly triggered with bad habits like smoking, alcohol, drugs or bad diet, a CT scan during pregnancy can also be extremely discomforting for the baby as the scan is jam-packed with heaps of radiation that can do irreversible damage on the physical and mental health of the baby.
