<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

We're getting married next month. Thanks.

For the past 6 months I've been having some weird annoying symptoms. My body is too responsive to stress and my work has been hectic, so that's probably the reason for it all. It could also be all kinds of serious things, either life threatening or crippling, but that's highly unlikely.

I went to a specialist doctor 2 months ago and got prescribed a lot of check-ups. I intended to be finished with it all by the time the wedding comes. Most of the check-up results came back, and are OK. There's one check-up left, and I'll only get to do it a couple of weeks after the wedding. The disease it's meant to rule out seems to be the best fit for my symptoms. Again, it's highly unlikely, but if that's the culprit, I won't be fun to be around for the rest of my life.

If I am indeed sick, I don't want to put my fiance in such difficult circumstances. For many reasons, I think it would be better for her if we're not married formally if that happens. Of course, it's too late to postpone the wedding now, especially for such a silly reason.

I'm thinking of having the full ceremony with all the guests, just tweaking the formal/religious parts of the ceremony so that they "don't count". Then, after we get the results of the check-up, we'll sort out the formalities. However, this solution will also cause all sorts of unnecessary dramas, for a really silly issue, and I'm uncomfortable with it.

What do you guys think?
<bot>: Having a check-up to rule-out something serious a couple of weeks after my wedding. I prefer to get formally married only after I get the results. Thoughts?