Marriage check ups can be skipped. As early as the Marriage Registration Regulations promulgated in 2003, the mandatory requirement for premarital check ups has been abolished, and premarital check ups have become a voluntary act of both men and women. However, premarital check ups are of great significance in ensuring a happy life after marriage and the health of the next generation. It is recommended that couples undergo premarital check ups.
The benefits of premarital check ups
1. Beneficial for the health of both parties and the next generation.
Through a comprehensive pre marital physical examination, some abnormal conditions and diseases can be discovered, thereby achieving the goal of early diagnosis and active correction. If any diseases that may temporarily or permanently affect 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. Beneficial for eugenics and improving national quality.
Through inquiries about family history, investigation of family lineage, analysis of genealogy, and combined with physical examination results, doctors can make clear diagnoses of certain genetic defects and calculate the risk level of "affecting the next generation of eugenics" based on their transmission patterns, thereby helping both parties to make marriage and childbirth decisions to reduce or avoid inappropriate marriages and the birth of children with genetic diseases.
3. It is beneficial to actively and effectively grasp 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.
4. Pre marital checkups can spread knowledge about marriage and childbirth to people.
Marriage examination is not just a health check, but more importantly, it spreads knowledge about marriage and childbirth health to people and provides guidance on healthy marriage and childbirth.
For example, healthcare institutions will play promotional videos on premarital medical and health knowledge, family planning after marriage, distribute promotional materials, and provide relevant consultation and guidance to prospective couples.