Why does the physical examination still show the need for re-examination when the spring conscription arrives in March 1?

1. Abnormal personal physical examination indicators: During the physical examination for conscription, if some personal physical examination indicators do not meet the requirements, a second re-examination or further examination is needed. For example, it may be found that some physical examination indicators are beyond the normal range, and it is necessary to re-examine and confirm the personal physical condition.

2. Insufficient diagnostic resources in hospitals: Some hospitals, especially during the spring conscription, may have problems such as insufficient medical equipment and doctors' resources due to the large number of medical examinees, resulting in the delayed processing of some personal medical examination results.

3. Delayed data updating: When the recruiting department processes a large number of physical examination data, there may be delays in data recording and updating. In this case, the results to be re-examined may be temporarily recorded incorrectly, and it is necessary to wait for the relevant staff to verify and update.