Men who are exposed to X-rays once in a while or in small doses have no effect on pregnancy preparation. Frequent exposure to X-rays may have an effect on pregnancy preparation, affecting the quality of sperm, and increasing the chances of fetal malformations after pregnancy. Men who are exposed to X-rays once in a while or at a small dose have no effect on pregnancy preparation and can prolong the time of pregnancy preparation appropriately. Frequent exposure to X-rays for men, the rays have an effect on the spermatogenic cells of the testes, affecting sperm production and increasing the chances of sperm malformations, which will reduce the success rate of women’s pregnancy during the preparation period. Frequent exposure to X-rays in men increases the chances of chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo after a successful pregnancy, and the fetus may have more serious deformities, and increases the chances of miscarriage during pregnancy. Try not to get exposed to radioactive tests during the preparation for pregnancy, and after exposure to the test, you should prolong the preparation for pregnancy to reduce the impact of the appropriate time.