I keep
= I can’t stop
Things
that happen lots of times.
I don’t
want these things happen.
Ex:
I keep
walking up at night.
I can’t
stop coughing.
Now, what seems to be the
problem?
I am
not feeling very well.
I have
not been feeling very well recently.
I have
got a terrible stomach ache.
My
chest hurts.
I keep
getting really bad headaches.
I can
not stop sneezing.
Do I
need some antibiotics?
I am
allergic to penicillin.
How
often should I take them?
Do I
need to make another appointment ?
Sakit
I feel ill/terrible,
sick, better.
My (back, arm, foot, leg)
hurts.
I have got :
A stomach ache
I don't feel very well.
I feel very well.
I feel ill.
I feel sick.
I feel terrible.
I feel better.
I've got stomach ache.
I've got a headache.
I've got toothache.
I've got a sore throat.
I've got a cough.
I've got a cold.
I've got a temperature.
My back hurts.
My arm hurts.
My leg hurts.
My foot hurts.
My neck hurts.
I have a heart attack
A runny nose
My nose produces liquid all the time, usually
when I have a cold.
A rash
A group of small red spots on the skin,
often caused by allergies.
Wheezy
I breathe noisily and with difficulty,
particularly when I have asthma or an allergy.
Hay fever
An illness with symptoms similar to a
cold, that is caused by flowers or grass in spring and summer.
Diarrhea
I have to go to the toilet all the
time.
Sneeze
I blow air down through my nose
suddenly for example when I have a cold.
Food poisoning
I eat some food that is bad and makes
me ill.
A blocked-up nose
I can’t breathe through my nose.
Now,
what seems to be the problem?
My chest hurts.
Have
you got any other symptoms?
Yes, I feel sick all the time.
I am
just going to take your temperature.
Hmm, it
is a bit high.
Right,
here is a prescription for some medicine.
How often should I take?
Three
times a day. Then come back in a week if you are not feeling better.
I have not been feeling very
well recently = I am not feeling very well.
I can’t stop coughing and I have
got a sore throat.
Do you
know if you are allergic to anything?
I don’t think so.
And how
long have you been feeling like this?
For a few weeks now.
Right,
let me have a look at you.
Hmm…I
think you have got an allergy.
Take
these pills for a week.
Do I need to make another
appointment?
Not at
the moment, no.
He comes out of hospital.
He's released from hospital.
He returns home after a week-long treatment in hospital.
6.
When my
head is very hot = a temperature.
When I
have to breath through my mouth = a blocked-up nose.
An
extremely painful headache = a migraine.
Medicines
which cure infections = antibiotics
A group
of small red spots on the skin = a rash
When
bad food makes me ill = food poisoning
A doctor
who does operation = a surgeon
A
disease caused by bacteria or virus = an infection
When
you breath noisily and with difficulty = wheezy
An
office or building where I go to see a GP = a surgery
An
illness caused by flowers or grass in spring or summer = hay fever
A big
room with beds in a hospital = a ward
The
place where I have an operation = an operating theatre
A type
of painkiller = paracetamol
I do
this a lot when I have a cold = sneeze
Be
sick, vomit = throw up.
