What a Skull X-ray Shows: This X-ray can reveal: Fractures: Breaks in any of the skull bones. Bone abnormalities: Such as growths, thinning of the bone, or changes in bone density. Foreign objects: Objects lodged in the skull. Signs of increased intracranial pressure (in some cases): Though CT scans and MRIs are better for this. Why It's Performed: Doctors use this X-ray to diagnose: Head injuries Headaches (in some cases, to rule out other causes) Suspected skull fractures after trauma The Procedure: It's similar to other X-rays: Preparation: You'll remove jewelry and metal objects around your head and neck. Positioning: You'll be positioned lying down or sitting, and images will be taken from different angles. Duration: The procedure is typically quick, lasting only a few minutes. Pricing of a Skull X-ray in Habra: Skull X-rays are generally more complex than extremity X-rays due to the shape and structure of the skull.