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X-rays and Tampons: What You Need to Know
Yes, tampons are visible on X-ray (they appear as soft-tissue density), but they do not interfere with diagnostic quality of pelvic, abdominal, or lumbar spine imaging.
- No need to remove for X-ray, CT, or MRI (though MRI may show signal void).
- Not a safety hazard (no metal, no heating).
- If having a hysterosalpingogram (HSG) or endometrial biopsy, follow specific prep instructions.
Radiographers are accustomed to seeing them. No embarrassment or action needed.
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