What should pregnant women do if they need a health certificate?

The health certificate is generally applied for in the following way: staff of major pharmacies, various service workers in the catering industry, bring their ID cards to the health management office of the local tertiary hospital or the physical examination center to apply for the health check-up procedures. The general examination items include large stool examination, frontal and lateral chest X-rays, internal and external examinations, and blood tests. If the stool is free of Vibrio cholerae, Salmonella typhi and Salmonella paratyphi, lung CT scan of tuberculosis, and other serious problems, a health certificate can be obtained after three days.

The application for health certificates is mainly for restaurant staff and pharmacy staff. They need to bring their ID cards to the physical examination center of the local tertiary hospital or the health management office to apply for a health certificate. When applying for a health certificate, you need to go to the front desk to go through the procedures, and then undergo a routine physical examination. The common items of the routine physical examination are examination of the frontal and lateral chest X-rays, mainly to check for tuberculosis. In addition, it is necessary to conduct stool shaping to see if there are Vibrio cholerae, Salmonella typhi, and Salmonella paratyphi, and to determine if there are any gastrointestinal infectious diseases. Other tests include height, weight, blood pressure, spine, and limbs. Generally, it takes 1-3 working days to apply for a health certificate.

Under normal circumstances, pharmacy staff or various fast food restaurant staff must bring their ID cards to the physical examination center of the hospital or the health management office to apply for a health certificate, that is, they usually need to do a routine physical examination. Routine physical examination items include examination of the frontal and lateral lung films to check for the presence of tuberculosis, as well as blood tests of liver function to check for elevated transaminase levels.

If there is a significant increase in transaminase, further testing should be done to rule out chronic hepatitis B, chronic hepatitis C, hepatitis A, hepatitis E, etc. In addition, a stool test is also required. Stool testing is to check for some gastrointestinal infectious diseases, such as testing for Vibrio cholerae, Salmonella typhi, and Salmonella paratyphi. Generally, a health certificate can be obtained within three working days.