Besides some genetic diseases, sexually transmitted diseases and infectious diseases can affect fertility and some gynecological diseases or hormonal problems also pose serious and direct impact on pregnancy. Therefore, for those premarital couples who have taken premarital health check, if they delay the pregnancy after a few years, they should take pre-pregnancy health screening, which helps determine whether their physical condition would affect fertility.

Today's urban women need to face increasingly heavy work pressure but often overlook their health problems. In fact, women of any age are likely to be affected gynecological diseases, such as diabetes, coronary heart disease, venereal disease, gout, rheumatoid arthritis, lung cancer, liver cancer, cervical cancer, breast cancer, etc. Since there is no obvious symptom in the early part of the lesion but the incidence is high, regular health check can effective early prevent gynecological disease and they should receive appropriate treatment as soon as possible once infected.