The autumn draft continues in the region, during which a mandatory health check of conscripts is carried out. Qualified specialists from the city and regional medical commissions carefully assess the health status of young people who are subject to military service. Doctors work under the guidance of the regional health department, which provided the recruitment campaign with modern diagnostic equipment.
For a more accurate assessment of the health status of each recruit, the regional akimat purchased the latest medical equipment for military enlistment offices. Among the new acquisitions are an ultrasound machine, an ophthalmological device, an ENT harvester and a dermatoscope. This equipment allows doctors to more effectively identify diseases that may become an obstacle to military service.
If during the examination there is a need for additional diagnostics, recruits are sent to polyclinics and hospitals in the region for more in-depth examinations.
Conscripts undergo a mandatory medical examination, which includes a wide range of tests and examinations. Mandatory procedures include a general blood and urine test, electrocardiography, echocardiography, fluorography, as well as ultrasound examination of the abdominal cavity and kidneys. For citizens working in agriculture or having livestock in their personal household, a blood test for brucellosis is carried out.
Special attention is paid to information received from medical institutions about the health status of conscripts. Data on chronic diseases are checked, as well as the results of preventive medical examinations.
In addition, drug testing and HIV testing are carried out at regional assembly points where military units are enrolled, which provides additional security measures for future military personnel.
A medical examination is an important stage in preparing for conscription, and its conduct at a high level helps to strengthen the country's defense capability and preserve the health of future soldiers.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aktobe/press/news/details/883752