Male full body checkup

Men need to have a full-body checkup every year, which can help men prevent various diseases and increase their life expectancy. Men should choose a regular tertiary hospital for a full-body checkup, and then follow the doctor's requirements to check each item. First of all, the full-body checkup for men includes eye examination, oral examination, and blood sugar examination. There are some precautions for these examinations, which men should understand.

1. Eye examination: After men turn 30, the incidence of eye diseases will also begin to increase. Many eye diseases are not easy to be found without professional examination, so eye health and regular examinations should be taken seriously. Men with diabetes, high blood pressure or family history of the disease should have an examination once a year.

2. Dentistry: Teeth are the best indicator of a person's health. Unhealthy teeth may lead to systemic infection, myocarditis, hypertension, and nephritis. People recommend that you have a checkup every six months.

3. Blood pressure: High blood pressure is the most common cardiovascular disease, which often causes complications in the heart, brain, kidney and other organs. It is recommended to measure blood pressure once a year, especially for people with a family history of the disease, high work pressure, smoking and drinking.

4. Blood sugar: Blood sugar level is a determining factor in diabetes. It is recommended to check it once a year. If you are obese, especially in the abdomen, or have high blood pressure, high blood lipids or a family history of diabetes, please go for a check-up as soon as possible.

5. Genital organs: Testicular cancer is also a very common cancer. Once it occurs, it spreads quickly and is very dangerous. If it can be discovered and treated early, the cure rate is almost 100%. If there is enlarged testicles, or there are several hyperplastic nodules, lumps and a feeling of falling, you should go for a check-up immediately.

6. Cholesterol: The level of cholesterol is a matter of life and death. Too high a cholesterol level can easily lead to coronary heart disease. It is recommended to have a cholesterol test once a year to determine the level of cholesterol through a blood test.

In addition to the above items, it is best to do a full body check at the same time: prostate, heart, urine, liver, kidney, etc. In special cases, additional examination items can be added according to your own situation. If conditions permit, you can also add genetic testing to monitor potential disease risks.

Male pre-marital physical examination items

1. Ask about medical history.

(1) Ask about medical conditions: whether the patient has any acute or chronic infectious diseases, heart disease, nephritis, mental illness, or diseases of vital organs or the urinary and reproductive systems.

(2) Ask about family history: especially whether there is a history of hereditary diseases among direct relatives, such as mental illness, dementia, congenital malformations and other genetic diseases.

2. Full body examination.

A full body physical examination is mainly a full body examination from top to bottom to check whether the body is healthy. In addition to the items of a general physical examination, attention is also paid to those with special body shapes or those who are particularly obese, observing their height, weight, limb length, fat distribution, etc., to help diagnose certain genetic diseases or endocrine abnormalities. The examination also includes: examination of the five senses, heart, lungs, liver, spleen, bones, muscle tension, limb movement, etc.

3. Genital examination.

The main purpose is to understand whether there are diseases that affect marriage and fertility, such as phimosis, penile induration, epispadias, testicular dysplasia, varicocele, cryptic testis, hydrocele, etc. If it is difficult to identify the sex from the external genitalia and secondary sexual characteristics, chromosome karyotype analysis and hormone testing can be done to determine the sex and type of sexual development abnormality.

4. Assist in checking routines.

Auxiliary examinations include routine blood tests, urine tests, hepatitis B surface antigen, rapid transaminase and rapid plasma renin ring card test for syphilis screening. These mandatory tests can help doctors determine whether you have common infectious diseases or sexually transmitted diseases. Other special examinations include routine physical examinations and laboratory tests. Based on the results, other auxiliary examinations are further selected, such as chromosome karyotype analysis, hormone measurement, biopsy pathology, B-ultrasound, etc. If necessary, the doctor will recommend you to refer to the relevant specialist for examination and diagnosis, and provide referral services.