Marriage check ups are available on weekends. In general, the working hours of most premarital medical institutions are from Monday to Friday, but the regulations of different hospitals are different. Some hospitals can conduct premarital medical examinations on weekends. Newcomers can find local hospitals that open premarital medical examinations on weekends through online or phone inquiries.
1、 Where should I go for a premarital checkup
Marriage check ups can be done at maternal and child health hospitals, maternal and child hospitals, second-class hospitals, third class hospitals, and regular physical examination centers. Among them, free premarital check ups need to be conducted at hospitals designated by the Civil Affairs Bureau, while other hospitals need to bear the cost. New couples who voluntarily participate in free premarital examination can take their household registration book to the village (neighborhood) committee, town (street) community service center or marriage registration center where either party's registered residence is located to get the Registration Card for Free Premarital Medical Examination, and then go to the designated hospital for premarital examination with this card. However, some civil affairs bureaus also have pre marital examination rooms where couples can consult in advance by phone.
2、 Precautions for premarital medical examination
1. Marriage check ups should be separated from the wedding date, so that once problems are detected, time can be saved for treatment.
2. The validity period of the marriage examination certificate is three months.
3. Marriage check ups require both parties to bring their household registration books, ID cards, and three one inch passport sized photos.
4. Women should avoid their menstrual period during premarital checkups and wait for three days after their period is clean before having a premarital checkup.
5. On the day before the wedding check-up, it is recommended to have a light diet and avoid drinking alcohol.
6. Ensuring sufficient sleep the day before the premarital examination is beneficial for the accuracy of the examination.
7. Marriage check ups require fasting sampling, and do not eat for 8-12 hours before the examination.