​ In the past, I have lost my mother and best friend to stomach cancer and colorectal cancer, respectively.

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​ Both of them did not undergo regular medical examinations, so when they had symptoms (abdominal pain, loss of appetite, melena, etc.) for the first time when they were examined at a hospital or clinic, they missed the timing of radical treatment and it was too late. I've done it.

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It's a bit disappointing to say that it doesn't hurt and it's okay now.

The disease develops asymptomatically, grows quietly, and is diagnosed after symptoms appear later.

It can be too late, which is a shame.

Some families love me, and some children especially need to be protected and raised.

​ I would definitely recommend a medical examination to those who are in the prime of their work.

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In addition, the medical examination department concerned is in the non-insurance medical treatment category (self-financed medical treatment).