Things to note before a physical examination

Regular physical examinations are a way for a person to be responsible for his or her own body, because physical examinations can effectively observe whether there are any abnormalities in a person's blood and liver function. Physical examinations can also effectively monitor whether there are any pathological conditions in other parts of the patient's body. If there are any pathological conditions, treatment can be received as soon as possible without missing the golden time. Before the physical examination, you should pay attention to the following matters.

1. Pay attention to your diet

For the physical examination, special attention should be paid to diet the day before. Be careful not to eat too much. We should try not to eat spicy food, avoid smoking and drinking. In addition, we must ensure that we are in a good mood, not overwork, rest early, and at the same time ensure that we are energetic. For some patients with unstable blood pressure, they should avoid labor and maintain blood pressure stability.

2. Understand special circumstances

Even though physical examinations are very helpful to our bodies, there are inevitably some special circumstances. For example, for some girls, it is best not to have a physical examination once menstruation comes, because it will affect the results of the physical examination. In addition, on the day of the physical examination, some tests such as hepatitis B must be performed on an empty stomach, that is, without eating or drinking, so that the results will be most accurate.

3. Several situations in which it is not advisable to make an appointment for a physical examination: A. Fever; B. Suffering from upper respiratory tract infection or other confirmed infectious diseases. If you have the above conditions, it is recommended that you make another appointment for the examination date after you recover. People with serious illnesses or mobility difficulties are not suitable for examination; the elderly and children must be accompanied by family members.