1. Whether the two parties are consanguineous marriages. 2. Check for notifiable infectious diseases. 3. Check for serious mental illness. 4, reproductive system malformation examination. 5, congenital genetic disease examination. 6, routine physical examination, including blood routine, urine routine, etc.
1. Whether the two parties are consanguineous marriages
Consanguineous marriage means that the two parties have a common blood relationship in three or less generations. Consanguineous marriage is prohibited by law, and the results of the pre-marriage examination show that the two parties are consanguineous and cannot marry.
2. Whether there are notifiable infectious diseases
For example, AIDS, syphilis, gonorrhea, hepatitis B and so on are legal infectious diseases, can not be married.
3, whether there is a serious mental illness
Such as severe mania, schizophrenia, etc., these diseases can endanger the safety and health of others.
4, reproductive system malformation examination
Such diseases directly affect fertility and need to be combined with B-ultrasonography.
5. Congenital genetic diseases
Congenital genetic diseases have a great influence on future generations because of their strong heritability. Such as albinism, epilepsy, these are genetic disorders.
6. Routine physical examination
Including blood routine, urine routine and other basic examinations, mainly reflect the health of the body.