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| When X rays in areas away from the abdomen are necessary during pregnancy, doctors shield the womb with a lead apron. X-ray exposure should be avoided during childbearing years, and a lead apron should be worn if a nonpregnant woman requires an X-ray. But jokes about using lead apron show that microwave users are worried about not going to set off a x |
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