MRI is considered a safe exam. However, conclusive studies regarding potential hazards to a pregnancy have not been established. In this respect, MRI is generally not performed on women during their first trimester (12 weeks) of pregnancy. If your physician feels the need to order an MRI during pregnancy, ask him or her to explain the benefits and risks associated with this exam.

Indoor tanning provides a controlled environment that is not affected by weather, temperature, time of year, location and other atmospheric conditions or factors that are governed by nature. A carefully researched blend of UVA and UVB light was developed to provide the best conditions for the skin to tan with minimum risks. See similar questions...

Currently we scan pregnant patients only when it is considered medically beneficial. Your referring physician and an MRI Board Certified Radiologist will consult with one another and will sign consent forms deeming the MRI as a medically necessary procedure. Your doctor will then discuss the risks and benefits with you, and you will be asked to sign a consent form at the time of your appointment. See similar questions...

Many of those diagnosed with MS are young women with plans of having children at some point in their future. The good news is that MS does not affect fertility, and pregnancies progress "normally" (that is, having the same benefits and risks as someone without MS). For most women with MS, MS symptoms often stabilize or improve during pregnancy. See similar questions...

There is no known reason not to have an MRI during pregnancy. However, we generally try to avoid offering this exam if you're in the first twelve weeks of pregnancy. We ask that your doctor speak with one of the MRI radiologists (the doctors who specialize in MRI) to discuss whether this is the best exam to help diagnose your medical symptoms. See similar questions...

If you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant, you must first consult with the physician before you have an MRI scan. You must also inform the staff at the MRI scanning center. It has not been shown that MRI is harmful to unborn children. However, if you choose to have the MRI, you will be asked to sign a consent form, which must also be signed by your OBGYN. See similar questions...

We offer two yoga classes per week specifically for prenatal women. In addition, feel free to come to any level 1 class. Some poses should not be done while pregnant, but our teachers have all received training on working with pregnant women. If yours is a high risk pregnancy, please consult your physician before starting yoga. See similar questions...

Yes. The magnetic field and radio waves pose no health risks or side effects. You will be asked to complete a safety-screening questionnaire before your exam to determine if you the right candidate for MRI . See similar questions...

Absolutely! We have shared our tours with passengers in all “special conditions”. In fact, snorkeling and floating during pregnancy is one of the most comfortable experiences available here on Maui! See similar questions...

While an MRI scan has no known side effects, it is not recommended for pregnant women unless it is medically indicated. If you are pregnant or think you might be, please tell your doctor before scheduling your exam. It is safe to have an MRI while breast feeding however if you are breast feeding and are going to have a gad injection, it is recommended you wait 48hrs after the injection before beginning to breast feed again. See similar questions...

MRI is considered a safe test, and there is no ionizing radiation used. However, conclusive evidence showing how safe MRI is for pregnant women and the fetus is not yet available. MRI is generally not preformed during the first twelve weeks of pregnancy (first trimester). Generally, we do not perform MRI on pregnant wowen, unless there is a strong medical indication. Prior to the test you may want to consult with your obstetrician & the radiologist. See similar questions...

Any dental treatment is safe during pregnancy but it's better to avoid x-ray and, unless the treatment is urgent, it's usually better to wait until after the baby is born. The Department of Health advises against replacing amalgam fillings during pregnancy, but this can be done safely if it's absolutely necessary. See similar questions...

Pregnant or nursing moms should always check with their doctors. Badger uses only the highest quality natural ingredients. No chemicals or chemical derivatives are used, and the essential oils used are in low percentages, therefore moderate use should be safe for all. As with all new products, it is best to do a Skin Patch Test* to test for possible allergic reactions. See similar questions...

We'll never give anyone advice on what medication they can take while pregnant. Only your doctor can advise you on medications that are safe for you to use and we'll always suggest that you contact him or her for their educated opinion. Please always check with your doctor before taking a medication during pregnancy. Don't rely on something you read on the Internet for such an important decision. See similar questions...

Currently, there is not enough research to determine vitamin B5's effects on pregnancy (if any). Because of this, we recommend that pregnant mothers do not use Clear5. See similar questions...

middot; Latex paints manufactured prior to 1991 used small amounts of mercury in them as a preservative. There was some concern that this mercury could present a health hazard, so mercury is no longer used in latex paints. The fumes from latex paints are not felt to be a specific risk to a developing baby, but it is always wise to paint in a well-ventilated area. The fumes from oil-based paints, turpentine, paint thinner, etc., are best to be avoided by pregnant women. See similar questions...

If you are planning on getting pregnant, try to discuss your concerns ahead of time with your doctor. If you become pregnant, inform your doctor immediately. You and your doctor should discuss your health in detail and make medication decisions based on your need for the medication compared to any risks the medication may pose. The greatest period of risk for most medications is during the first three months of pregnancy. Medications may also be present in breast milk. See similar questions...

Yes! Epicare does not use any chemicals, wax or bleaching agents. It is a natural way of removing hair and is very safe for use during pregnancy. See similar questions...