What does the blood test during a marriage check-up check up?

Modern people attach great importance to marriage, and are very concerned about the quality of marriage, especially the physical health of both husband and wife, because health is the basis of everything. Therefore, before getting married, people will undergo some premarital physical examinations to understand each other's physical condition, and the main item of premarital examination is blood drawing. Let's take a look at what the blood drawing for premarital examination checks?

The specific items of the pre-marital medical examination with blood tests are: routine blood tests, blood type, blood sugar, syphilis screening, gonorrhea screening, human immunodeficiency virus antibody test, liver function test, and hepatitis B surface antigen test; the pre-pregnancy eugenics testing items (for women) are: rubella virus antibody test, cytomegalovirus antibody test, and toxoplasma antibody test. The blood test items are different from those in routine physical examinations.

The significance of premarital examination is:

1. It is beneficial to 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 purpose of early diagnosis and active correction. If the physical examination finds any diseases that will have a temporary or permanent impact on marriage or childbearing, decisions and arrangements that are beneficial to the health of both parties and the next generation can be made under the guidance of a doctor.

2. It is conducive to eugenics and improving national quality. By inquiring into family history, investigating family lines, analyzing family trees, and combining them with physical examination results, doctors can make a clear diagnosis of certain genetic defects and, based on the patterns of their transmission, deduce the degree of risk of "affecting the eugenics of the next generation," thereby helping married couples make marriage and childbearing decisions to reduce or avoid inappropriate marriages and the birth of children with genetic diseases.

3. It is helpful to actively and effectively grasp the timing of conception and contraceptive methods. Doctors will choose the best time for conception or contraceptive method for both parties based on their health conditions, physiological conditions and birth plans, and guide them to implement effective measures and master scientific techniques. For those who want to have children, it can help them improve the success rate of planned pregnancy. For those who plan to use contraception, it can reduce unplanned pregnancies and artificial abortions, and provide a guarantee for protecting the health of women and children.