Symptoms often come on quite abruptly and commonly include: 1  A high fever (often with shaking, chills, or sweats). 2  Pain in your lower back or side just under your ribs, on one or both sides, and possibly in your abdomen. 3  Nausea and vomiting.
What is the difference between X-rays and Visible Light? â¢ X rays are high energy electromagnetic waves, but visible light is medium energy electromagnetic waves. â¢ The visible spectrum is very narrow compared to the X-ray spectrum. â¢ X rays can penetrate the human body but visible light is not capable of doing that.
Gamma rays and X-rays form part of the electromagnetic spectrum, like radio waves, microwaves, ultraviolet and visible light rays. Gamma rays and X-rays are in the short wave length, high-energy region of the spectrum. Both Gamma and X-rays can penetrate foods to a depth of several feet. X-rays are caused by atomic transitions and they are usually less energetic than gamma rays.