Marriage check ups generally cannot determine whether or not one has had an abortion. During premarital check ups, a simple examination of a woman's cervix and vagina is sometimes performed, but this type of examination cannot determine whether there has been a miscarriage with the naked eye. The pre marital examination for women includes vaginal examination, abdominal ultrasound examination, and the focus of pre marital examination is mainly on the relevant examinations of the external and internal reproductive organs of both newlyweds, as well as the examination of genetic diseases in the family. These also have an impact on post marital fertility. The purpose of pre marital examination is to check whether you have infectious diseases, so there is no examination for whether a woman has had an abortion.
If multiple abortions result in uterine perforation, the doctor will detect it during vaginal examination, but the final judgment must be based on the woman's own account. However, during the premarital examination, the doctor will not record whether you have had a miscarriage or not, and will keep personal privacy information confidential.
