Eugenics examination

What are the examinations for eugenics and good parenting? Many friends who are preparing for pregnancy are very concerned about this issue. With the quickening pace of life, the pressure of life and work is relatively high, so many families want to have one child, and eugenics and good parenting have been paid more attention by people. They all want to have a healthy child so that the child and the family will not have any burden, so friends who are preparing for pregnancy should learn more about it.

Simply put, there are many things that everyone needs to pay attention to in life before pregnancy. Life should become more regular, try not to smoke or drink, do not take tonic medicines at will, nutrition should be balanced and comprehensive, do not be picky about food, increase exercise appropriately, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and breathe fresh air as much as possible. These are all necessary conditions for eugenics.

1. Personal and family health history. The examination mainly includes whether there is a history of various acute and chronic infectious diseases, such as hepatitis, active pulmonary tuberculosis, etc. Whether you have suffered from hypertension, heart disease, gastritis, mental illness and other diseases. Whether the immediate family members of both parties have a history of mental illness and various genetic diseases. Whether the two parties are marrying close relatives, because marrying close relatives is the main cause of the spread of genetic diseases and is a major enemy that threatens normal human reproduction and health. The offspring of consanguineous marriages are 150 times more likely to suffer from genetic diseases than the offspring of non-consanguineous marriages.

2. Female menstrual history. It is an important basis for judging whether the development of the female reproductive system and endocrine system is normal and for diagnosing gynecological diseases. It has a great impact on married sexual life and childbearing. Men understand spermatorrhea.

3. Both men and women need to undergo reproductive organ examinations. When examining the woman, pay attention to the condition of the vulva. If the hymen is found to be thick or poorly developed, the man can warn her that excessive bleeding may occur during the marriage due to rupture of the hymen. If necessary, with the consent of both men and women, the hymen can be cut before marriage. If you are found to have trichomoniasis or candidal vaginitis, you should also receive treatment before marriage. Premarital examinations can also enable both men and women to correctly understand the physiological structure and functions of the human body, understand normal male and female sexual life and sexual hygiene, the reasons for abnormal sexual life, knowledge of conception, etc. If you do not want to have children immediately after marriage, the doctor can also help choose appropriate contraceptive measures.

4. General physical examination. It can be used to understand whether both parties have organic diseases in their height, weight, blood pressure, nutritional status, vision, lymph nodes, thyroid gland, limbs, heart, lungs, liver, spleen, stomach and other major organs. People with acute infectious diseases and serious systemic diseases should not rush into marriage. They can marry after they are cured and under control, such as acute hepatitis, active pulmonary tuberculosis, heart disease, acute nephritis, etc. This will help the patient recover and avoid mutual infection, and will not affect the relationship between the couple after marriage.

Everyone knows about the examinations for eugenics and good parenting. It is recommended that for the harmony of children and family, everyone must do various examinations for eugenics and good parenting, and actively make various preparations in life, so as to provide excellent conditions for the baby before pregnancy.