Patient question

When planning to see a doctor away from home or overseas for hypertension and coronary heart disease, how can I organize my medical records more practically?

Answer reviewed by Gao Yuxia, Chief Physician

Reviewed: 2026-09-07 · Credential: 1101*********81

Professional answer

You can organize diagnostic records, hospital discharge summaries, test reports, imaging data, recent blood pressure logs, and a complete medication list in chronological order, and note the generic names of medications, allergy history, and important symptom changes. If translation is needed, keep the original documents and verify names, dates, dosage units, and test names. Before scheduling, confirm with the target hospital the department to visit, document format requirements, and whether remote pre-review is available.

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