Military marriage check ups can be done at local maternal and child health clinics in the area where they are located. Military marriage check ups, like regular check ups, are divided into self paid check ups and free check ups. Self paid premarital check ups only require going to the nearest maternal and child health hospital for premarital check ups. If it is a free premarital check up, it is necessary to go to a designated hospital in the community for premarital check ups. Pre marital examination is a comprehensive and systematic health check, with a focus on investigating genetic diseases and examining reproductive organs.
Military Marriage Inspection Program
Pre marital examination is a relatively systematic health check, focusing on genetic diseases and reproductive organs, to see if it will have an impact on marriage and the health of the next generation. There are mainly three aspects: inquiring about medical history, physical examination, and health guidance. However, the medical examination for military marriages is more rigorous and cautious than that for ordinary people.
1. Inquire about medical history
(1) Health inquiry and family history investigation: to understand the past health status of both parties; Understand the health status of parents and family, and it is best to trace the family history of genetic diseases or congenital defects in three generations; For marriages with close blood relations, doctors will advise against them.
(2) Inquire about daily life: Understand the living situation between both parties, such as whether they smoke, drink alcohol, etc. If the woman is in a second marriage, she will also inquire about her fertility status.
2. Physical examination
(1) Routine inspection. For example, regular tests such as height, weight, and vision are conducted to assess physical development, physique, female menstrual cycle, and male ejaculation.
(2) Internal medicine examination. Inspect the heart, lungs, and kidneys.
(3) Experimental inspection. There are tests for blood, liver, cancer, and sexually transmitted diseases.
(4) Examination of male and female reproductive organs. This is also one of the important examination items for premarital check ups. Through early examination, problems can be detected in a timely manner and dealt with as quickly as possible.
(5) Infectious and genetic disease testing. Mainly check for mental illness, vitiligo, gonorrhea and other diseases that are not conducive to marriage. If they exist, advise them not to get married.
3. Health guidance
Provide necessary guidance on sex education, eugenics, and family planning. If both men and women have any questions, they can also consult a doctor, who will provide reasonable answers and suggestions.