For two people, the marriage examination is not a matter for two people, but a matter for two families.
After marriage, most people may want to have children, so the importance of premarital examination is reflected at this time.
Pre-marital physical examination can show that either party of the marriage has genetic diseases or infectious diseases, which can be prevented in advance.
After marriage, two people live together and eat together. What's more, I live with my parents-in-law, or I live with my parents-in-law. Everyone eats in the same pot. If one of them gets an infectious disease, the family will still suffer.
What's more, relatives and friends, aunts and aunts all come back for dinner, and the probability of this infection is incalculable, so premarital examination is very important.
Second, if you have children, one of them has an infectious disease or a genetic disease. So will the children in the future be healthy?
What kind of burden does this family have to bear? Premarital check-ups should be avoidable if we inform each other.
The importance of premarital examination should be reflected here. Instead of putting the cart before the horse and putting personal privacy before the safety of others, let alone telling both parties what laws they have violated, who will bear the responsibility when the other party is infected or the whole family is infected with the disease?