Traditionally, before marriages, spiritual matching of the couple is
typically done. For instance, in Hindu cultures, Kundli matching is done
from an astrological point of view. The Indian society takes this matching
as one of the main sources of compatibility. However, this compatibility is
not 100% accurate in guaranteeing a successful and healthy marriage. Thus,
few health tests are recommended to ensure a much stronger and healthier
marriage.
Therefore, one thing that people must check up on before getting married:
their spouse s health after their personal compatibility. Prior to getting
married, it is crucial to understand your partner s health situation, both physical and mental health, to understand and
support them if it is in your capability. You & your future partner should
get tested. A couple should effectively go through seven physical medical
examinations before getting married:
Couples Therapy
Relationship-centered therapy that connects you and your partner
1) HIV
AIDS is caused on by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), which also
makes the body less able to fight against infections. Before deciding to be
married, you should make sure that neither you nor your partner is HIV
positive. The Indian state of Goa has proposed to issue marriage
certificates only after submitting Negative HIV tests. This indicates the
growing concern of mandatory HIV tests before marriage.
2) Ovary
It is recommended that women who marry later in life get their ovaries
tested first. Family planning can be challenging for women in their 30s
because of a general reduction in egg cell production.
3) Infertility
Before getting married, both spouses should do an infertility test. It aids
in assessing both the quantity and health of sperm in males. Women can learn
whether they will experience any difficulties getting pregnant or not.
4) Genetic
Genetic testing should be performed on both parties before to marriage to
determine whether one or both partners have inherited or have the potential
to inherit any illnesses.
5) STD
Sexually transmitted diseases should also be screened for, in those getting
married. Working the marriage can be very challenging, even if one spouse
has an STD.
6) Blood Group Compatibility
If a couple s blood types are incompatible, pregnancy may be difficult. Make sure that
the couple s Rh factors are the same or within a compatible range.
7) Blood Disorder
Blood disorders like haemophilia and thalassemia can have an impact on
future offspring and marriages, women should get checked for them.
Bonus: Pre-wedding counselling
Pre wedding counselling guides and supports couples to prepare them
thoroughly for their upcoming married life.
Online counselling period helps them
to build and improve their relationship to an even healthier and stronger
one.
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