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    X-ray

    An X-ray uses a small dose of radiation to produce images of bones, joints, and internal organs. It is a quick, reliable test often used to diagnose injuries, arthritis, or chest and abdominal conditions. X-rays are often the first step in investigating an injury or symptom before more detailed scans such as ultrasound, MRI or CT are considered. From £85

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    From £90
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    Usually within 24 hoursOf your images being received

    An X-ray can be used to check for:

    • Bone fractures or dislocations
    • Arthritis or joint issues
    • Chest and lung disease
    • Abdominal disease
    • Bone infection or tumour

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    X-ray prices
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    1 view£90

    Frequently asked questions

    Why would I need an X-ray?

    An X-ray helps assess bones, joints, and some internal organs. It can quickly identify fractures, arthritis, or chest and abdominal disease.

    What symptoms might lead to an X-ray?

    Pain, swelling, reduced movement, injury, or deformity often prompt an X-ray. It may also be requested for cough, chest pain, abdominal discomfort, or bowel blockage.

    Do I need to prepare?

    No preparation is usually needed. You may be asked to remove metal items such as jewellery, glasses, or belts.

    What happens during the scan?

    You’ll be positioned between the X-ray source and detector while images are taken. The test is painless and usually completed within a few minutes.

    What happens after?

    You can return to normal activities immediately.

    Once your images are received, our specialist radiologists carefully review them and provide a comprehensive report, usually within 24 hours.

    Are there any risks of an X-ray?

    X-rays use a very small amount of radiation. The risk is minimal and always kept as low as possible. X-rays are safe when clinically justified, including for children and older adults.

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    Tell us what you need and we will guide you to the right appointment. You do not need a referral.

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