What does a female premarital checkup check?

As the name suggests, premarital examination is a physical examination before marriage. In fact, premarital examination is not gender-specific, and men and women undergo the same examinations. The same is true for the body and reproductive organs, which is good for both parties. Getting married after a premarital examination can also make the marriage happier and more fulfilling, as both parties can fully understand each other's physical condition without hiding anything. Next, let’s take a look at some of the items that need to be checked during a marriage checkup for women!

1. Notifiable infectious diseases. These diseases include AIDS, gonorrhea, syphilis, hepatitis B, etc. These diseases can be screened through blood draws or smears.

2. More serious mental illness. Such as severe mania, schizophrenia, etc., these diseases may endanger the life safety and physical health of others, and the patients' psychological problems can also cause many serious consequences. Such disorders require diagnosis by a psychiatrist.

3. Reproductive system malformations. These diseases directly affect fertility. Some of them can be diagnosed by andrologists and gynecologists with the naked eye, while some require B-ultrasound examination.

4. Congenital genetic disease. Such as albinism, primary epilepsy, chondrodysplasia, myotonic dystrophy, hereditary retinitis pigmentosa, etc. Screening for genetic diseases requires chromosome testing.

5. Blood routine and urine routine

Optional items:

1. Lung function. Generally a chest X-ray is sufficient.

2. Heart function. Common heart diseases can be screened with an electrocardiogram, and congenital heart diseases can be screened with cardiac color ultrasound.

3. blood sugar. Blood test to check for diabetes.

4. blood pressure. Blood tests to check if your blood pressure is too high or too low.

5. Offal. B-ultrasound can check whether there are abnormalities in the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, and kidneys.

6. blood. Have a blood test to check whether liver and kidney function are normal.

The above are some of the items that need to be checked during women’s marriage examination. If they are not mandatory items, they do not need to be checked. One month before preparing for the premarital check-up, you should maintain a normal schedule and a balanced diet, so that the results of the premarital check-up will be better. If you overeat or stay up late before the marriage examination, it may affect the results of the examination.