MRI is considered safe and does not use radiation. However, it is not suitable for people with certain metal implants, such as pacemakers, due to the strong magnetic field.

No, the MRI process is painless. However, you must remain still for the duration of the scan to ensure high-quality images.

An MRI Plain Scan is used to evaluate conditions like joint injuries, soft tissue damage, neurological disorders, tumors, or abdominal/pelvic issues, providing detailed images without the need for contrast dye.

MRI is generally safe during pregnancy, particularly after the first trimester, but you should inform your doctor if you are pregnant or suspect you may be.