When I went to get a health certificate, the doctor suspected that I had tuberculosis. He asked me to go to the designated hospital for examination. I'll get a doctor's certificate and let me get a he

When I went to get a health certificate, the doctor suspected that I had tuberculosis. He asked me to go to the designated hospital for examination. I'll get a doctor's certificate and let me get a health certificate. I have to reply. ... The doctor told you to stop taking medicine. If you saw a doctor in a tuberculosis hospital run by the state, it means that your illness has been cured.

You can get a health certificate when you are in good health. When you have a physical examination, you will know that there is calcification in a good place. You don't need to issue a certificate or see a medical record.

The items of health certificate examination include: tuberculosis, transaminase (i.e. hepatitis E and hepatitis A) and intestinal infectious diseases.

The specific method is to take pictures of the lungs, draw blood, collect stools, touch the liver and spleen, and listen to the heart and lungs.

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