Risk from swallowed nose ring and MRI

Hello, happy to delete this if posts like this aren't allowed

I have an MRI tomorrow and Ive been freaking out a bit because 2.5 months ago I may have swallowed a nose ring (it was while hooking up with someone, they thought they had swallowed it or lost it but there's a chance I could have swallowed it). Is it safe for me to get an MRI? Should I request an x-ray beforehand to minimize risk? I really don't want metal shooting out of my body lol

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