Spanish Vocabulary – Common Health Problems
It is always a pain being abroad and having some sort of health issue. Well, we have just made your life that little bit easier by providing you with a list of common health problems for when you are in a Spanish speaking country and need to visit a doctor:
- Tengo alergia a…
(I am alergic to…) - Tengo diarrea.
(I have diarrhea.) - Tengo fiebre.
(I have a fever.) - Tengo gripe.
(I have flu.) - Tengo tos.
(I have a cough.) - Tengo dolor de garganta.
(I have a sore throat.) - Tengo dolor de cabeza.
(I have a headache.) - Estoy mareado/a
(I feel dizzy.) - Me duele la espalda.
(My back hurts.) - Tengo dolor de estómago.
(I have a stomach ache.) - Tengo una migraña fuerte.
(I have a severe migraine.) - Mi nariz está congestionada.
(My nose is stuffy.) - Me duelen las articulaciones.
(My joints are aching.) - Mis músculos están adoloridos.
(My muscles are sore.)
However we do hope you won’t have to use these phrases too much!
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