Premarital check-up requires asking both parties about their medical history and whether they are related by blood. Do a physical examination, such as height measurement, liver and kidney examination, genital examination, etc. Do auxiliary tests, such as blood routine, urine routine, etc. Do other special tests, including hepatitis B serological marker testing, HIV, semen routine, etc.
1. Ask for medical history
2. Physical examination
C. Examination of secondary sexual characteristics, such as hair distribution, fat distribution, Adam's apple and breast development.
D. Examination of the reproductive system, including the development of the internal and external genitals, whether there are congenital abnormalities and other conditions.
4. Other special inspections
These include serological marker testing for hepatitis B, gonorrhea, AIDS, mycoplasma and chlamydia, semen routine, B-type ultrasound, breast, chromosome, etc., which are determined on a need and voluntary basis.