Why can health check-up camps be useful for women?

Correct answer: For early identification of health problems and advice

Health check-up camps can bring basic screening, advice, and referral services closer to women, especially when regular medical care is difficult to access. Early identification of problems may allow treatment or preventive action before the condition becomes serious. For working women, good health supports attendance, energy, safety, and the ability to continue work. Such camps should complement, not replace, proper medical treatment when it is needed.

Option A is correct because it directly states the main benefit: early identification of health problems and useful advice. The other options are harmful or unrelated. A camp is not meant to stop wages, hide work, or reduce skills. In the context of women and work, this is connected with occupational health and with support that protects long-term work capacity.