Check if there is consanguineous marriage; Statutory infectious disease examination; Check for any mental illness or history of mental illness; Reproductive organ examination; Congenital genetic disease examination; Blood and urine routine tests, etc.
1. Check if there is consanguineous marriage
Inquire and check if it belongs to consanguineous marriage. If both parties have a common blood relationship within three generations, it is considered consanguineous marriage and is prohibited by law.
2. Statutory infectious disease examination
Legal genetic disease inspection, including AIDS, gonorrhea, syphilis, hepatitis B, etc., these diseases can be screened by blood sampling or smears.
3. Check for any mental illness or history of mental illness
Due to the potential harm that mental illness can pose to the personal safety of those around them, it is also not allowed to get married.
4. Reproductive organ examination
The examination of the reproductive system includes the development of the internal and external genitalia, whether there are congenital abnormalities or other diseases that affect marriage and fertility.
5. Congenital genetic disease examination
The doctor will ask the person undergoing the premarital medical examination if there are any hereditary diseases in their family or themselves, such as albinism, epilepsy, vitiligo, etc.
6. Blood and urine routine tests
These two examinations belong to basic examinations, and the physical health status of the examinee can be determined through these data.