How to have a physical examination in Japan? Who should I consult?

After learning about the benefits of medical examination in Japan, many users will choose to go to Japan for a comprehensive medical examination to ensure the health of themselves and their families. With the hot medical examination in Japan, going to Japan for medical examination has become a new "trend". However, what specific procedures and documents need to be prepared for the first physical examination in Japan?

Book your itinerary in advance and get your visa ready. There are restrictions on the daily physical examination in Japanese hospitals, and it is necessary to make an appointment one to two months in advance to go to Japan for physical examination. If there are users who travel in Japan for medical examination, it is recommended to put the medical examination itinerary at the end of the tour. Because you need to rest after the medical examination, it may affect the travel experience.

In fact, you don't need to prepare a special medical visa to go to Japan for a medical examination, just an ordinary tourist visa. Users can first determine the travel itinerary and apply for a visa according to the travel date, which is convenient and quick, and the procedure is very simple.

Consultation before preparation for examination Japanese hospitals will send a consultation form to users before physical examination, which is a basic survey of users' physical condition. For friends who don't know Japanese, this inquiry form may be as difficult to understand as a gobbledygook.

In fact, as long as the user finds a formal medical service institution, there will be professional customer service staff to help the user fill out the consultation form. Users only need to answer customer service questions on the phone, and the customer service will complete the consultation form according to the user's answers.

In addition to the consultation form, Japanese hospitals will also distribute collection tools to users about a week before the physical examination, including the collection of urine, feces and sputum. Users need to start collecting in batches three days in advance and hand them over to the hospital for testing on the day of the physical examination.

The instructions of the collection tools are also in Japanese, and many people have not collected them themselves, so they may not be able to operate them specifically. The service organization will paste Chinese instructions on the collection tools, explaining in detail how to use them. If you still don't understand anything, you can call the customer service staff at any time.