Marriage examination is not mandatory before obtaining a marriage certificate. Nowadays, premarital check ups are voluntary, and the country has abolished the mandatory requirement for premarital check ups. Therefore, before obtaining a marriage certificate, one can decide whether or not to undergo premarital check ups on their own. Although premarital check ups are not necessary, they have significant implications for both parties' physical health and future marital life. They can detect problems and illnesses in a timely manner and provide early treatment.
The benefits of getting a premarital checkup
1. The benefits of premarital checkups are beneficial to the health of both parties and the next generation
Through a comprehensive pre marital physical examination, some abnormal situations and diseases can be discovered, thus achieving the goal of early diagnosis and active correction. If diseases that may have temporary or permanent effects on marriage or childbirth are found during the physical examination, decisions and arrangements that are beneficial to both parties and the health of the next generation can be made under the guidance of a doctor.
2. The autonomy of premarital medical examination is conducive to actively and effectively grasping the timing of conception and contraceptive methods
Doctors select the best time for conception or contraceptive methods for both parties based on their health status, physiological conditions, and fertility plans, and guide them to implement effective measures and master scientific techniques. For those who request fertility, it can help them increase the success rate of planned conception. For those preparing contraception, it can reduce unplanned pregnancies and induced abortions, providing a guarantee for protecting the health of women and children.
3. Beneficial for eugenics and improving national quality
Through inquiries about family history, investigations into family lineage, analysis of family genealogy, and combined with results from prenatal check ups, doctors can make clear diagnoses of certain genetic defects and calculate the risk level of "affecting the next generation's eugenics" based on their transmission patterns. This helps both parties to make marriage and childbirth decisions to reduce or avoid inappropriate marriages and the birth of children with genetic diseases.