X-ray Department

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The X-ray department provides imaging tests to help diagnose injuries and illnesses. X-ray machines send safe, low levels of radiation through the body to create pictures of bones and organs. This helps doctors see inside your body without any cuts. We use X-rays to find broken bones, check for lung infections (like pneumonia), and look at teeth or spine issues.

Taking an X-ray is quick and painless: you may stand or lie down while a technician positions the machine. Our trained radiology team makes sure you are safe and gets the best picture. After the X-ray, a radiologist (special doctor) reads the image and shares results with the treating doctor.

The X-ray service is useful for patients of all ages. Whether it’s a child with a broken arm or an adult needing a chest check, our hospital’s X-ray unit gives clear images and fast results to help treat patients correctly.

For over 10 years, we have been providing diagnostic X-ray services.

We offer fast, clear, and safe X-ray imaging to help doctors diagnose fractures, infections, and internal health conditions accurately.

Chest X-ray:

Images of your lungs and heart area, for cough or breathing problems.

Abdominal X-ray:

(Stomach area) check for intestinal blockages or other issues.

Bone and Joint X-ray:

Pictures of arms, legs, hands and feet to check for fractures or arthritis.

Digital X-ray:

Fast, clear digital images of all body parts with low radiation.

Spine X-ray:

Images of neck and back to see any spine injury or misalignment.

Emergency X-ray:

Quick imaging for accidents or urgent cases at any time.

At Indus Valley Hospital our team always passionate to provide best services

Modern digital X-ray machines for clear, quick images.

Low radiation safety measures (lead aprons, etc.) to protect patients.

Skilled technicians to help position you and make the process easy.

Radiologists (special doctors) who carefully read and report results.

Fast turnaround – reports are usually ready the same day or next day.

Open 24/7 for inpatients in emergency situations.

Q1. What is an X-ray used for?

An X-ray is an image that helps doctors see bones and some organs inside your body. It helps in diagnosing fractures or chest problems.

Q2. Do I need to prepare?

Usually no. You may be asked to remove metal objects or jewelry. For some belly X-rays, the doctor may give instructions.

Q3. Is it safe?

Yes. Modern X-rays use a very low dose of radiation. It is safe, even for children and pregnant women (with caution).

Q4. How long does it take?

Only a few minutes. We ask you to stand or lie still, and the picture is taken almost instantly.

Q5. Will I feel pain?

No. The X-ray itself is painless. You just hold a position for a moment.

Q6. When will I get my results?

Often the report is ready the same day or next day. The doctor will discuss the results with you or call back.

Mr. Surender Singh

Najafgarh, Delhi

I came for an X-ray because my leg hurt. The technician was very kind and helped me lie down comfortably. The X-ray was done quickly and I got the result the same day. Now I know my bone is fine. Thank you for the fast service.