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Many CT exams use intravenous contrast, a type of X-ray dye that can make some things easier to detect. The effect of contrast on an unborn child is not known, although it is thought to be safe. The Radiologist will only order contrast if it is absolutely necessary and if your referring physician insists that the exam cannot wait until you are no longer pregnant.
