You can’t have a baby that month if you have a chest X-ray. The body is exposed to radiation and although no abdominal irradiation was done, the ovaries may be affected. If the follicles are irradiated, the eggs may undergo a genetic mutation, which may affect the next generation if you get pregnant at that time. To be on the safe side, it is recommended that pregnancy be considered at least 2-3 months after the chest X-ray is done, and too short a time is not good. This is because the undeveloped follicles in the ovaries may be affected by the radiation, while the germ cells that are re-generated after 2-3 months will not be affected by the radiation, which is a more suitable time to consider getting pregnant. Start taking folic acid during preparation for pregnancy and continue to take it until the second trimester.