Patient's question:
Marital examination for military marriage: Does the female candidate having previously undergone heart surgery and uterine fibroid surgery affect the examination?Doctor's answer:
The examination items for military marriages are the same as those for the general population. The difference lies only in the fact that military marriages require mandatory premarital examinations, while the general population opts for voluntary ones. A premarital examination is a comprehensive and systematic health check-up, with a focus on investigating hereditary diseases and a thorough examination of the reproductive organs. The specific contents include:Health questionnaire and family history investigation: Understanding the previous health conditions of both parties; understanding the health status of parents and family members, preferably tracing three generations to check for hereditary diseases or congenital defects in the family history; for marriages involving close relatives, doctors will provide advice. For individuals with hereditary diseases or a family history of hereditary diseases, it is advised that they avoid pregnancy after marriage.