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Nabasa kolang The exception is abdominal X-rays, which expose your abdomen — and your baby — to the direct X-ray beam. The risk of harm to your baby depends on your baby's gestational age and the amount of radiation exposure. Exposure to extremely high-dose radiation very early in pregnancy will typically either result in a miscarriage or have no effect on your developing baby. Exposure to high-dose radiation between week two and week eight of pregnancy increases the risk of fetal growth restriction or birth defects, while exposure after week eight increases the risk that your baby will have a learning and intellectual disability. Remember, however, that the typical dose of a single radiation exposure associated with a diagnostic X-ray is much lower than the high dose associated with these complications.