Women’s marriage examination generally includes physical examination, laboratory examination, gynecological examination, ultrasonography, and other examinations such as electrocardiography. 1. Physical examination: focusing on checking women’s height, weight, blood pressure and other indicators, if overweight or obese, should actively lose weight, underweight should increase nutrition. 2. Laboratory examination: including routine blood test, liver and kidney function, electrolytes, blood glucose, hepatitis B virus surface antigen measurement, hepatitis C antibody measurement, syphilis spirochete measurement, HIV antibody measurement, thyroid function test, etc., to make clear whether there are sexually transmitted diseases. 3. Gynecological examination: including examination of vulva, vagina, uterus and adnexa, mainly to see if there is any developmental abnormality. 4. Ultrasonography: ultrasonography of the uterus and both adnexa to clarify whether there are developmental abnormalities, etc. 5. Others: including electrocardiogram, chest X-ray and other routine physical examination programs. The premarital examination is mainly to find out whether the man and woman are physically healthy, whether there is any family history of hereditary disease, and whether they are suitable for marriage or childbearing. Women should avoid the menstrual period when taking the marriage examination, and can take the examination when they are 3-7 days clean from their menstruation.