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An X-Ray is a common diagnostic imaging test that uses a small amount of radiation to create images of the inside of your body, especially bones and joints.

X-Rays help detect bone fractures, joint dislocations, lung infections, dental issues, and monitor conditions like arthritis or chest problems.

During an X-Ray scan, a machine sends controlled X-ray beams through the body onto a detector; different tissues absorb radiation differently, creating a detailed image.

Yes — medical X-Rays use a very low dose of radiation and are considered safe when performed by trained technicians under standard protocols.

For most X-Rays, no special preparation is needed. You may be asked to remove metal objects like jewellery or belts that can interfere with image quality.

Most X-Ray procedures are quick and typically take only a few minutes, including positioning and image capturing.

No — X-Ray scans are painless. You may feel slight pressure from positioning, but the process itself does not cause pain.

The images are usually reviewed by a radiologist and reports are available quickly—often within the same day or within 24 hours, depending on the facility’s workflow.

Yes — chest X-Rays are commonly used to detect lung infections, pneumonia, tuberculosis, and other thoracic conditions.

X-Rays are generally safe. Although they use radiation, the amount is very low and the benefits in diagnosis outweigh the minimal risk when performed appropriately.