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42 Spanish Phrases for the Allergist
42 Spanish phrases for an allergist appointment: symptoms, triggers, reaction timing, allergy tests, medication, avoiding allergens, labels, and follow-up.
Table of Contents
Symptoms
- 01
Tengo urticaria.
I have hives.
- 02
Se me hinchan los labios.
My lips swell.
- 03
Me pican los ojos.
My eyes itch.
- 04
Estornudo mucho.
I sneeze a lot.
- 05
Me cuesta respirar a veces.
I have trouble breathing sometimes.
- 06
Me sale sarpullido.
I get a rash.
- 07
Me pica la garganta.
My throat itches.
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Possible Triggers
- 08
Creo que es el polvo.
I think it is dust.
- 09
Me pasa cerca de gatos.
It happens near cats.
- 10
Empeora en primavera.
It gets worse in spring.
- 11
Los perfumes me dan tos.
Perfumes make me cough.
- 12
Me pasa con mariscos.
It happens with shellfish.
- 13
Me pasa con cacahuates.
It happens with peanuts.
- 14
No sé qué lo provoca.
I do not know what causes it.
Reaction Timing
- 15
Empezó después de comer.
It started after eating.
- 16
Aparece en pocos minutos.
It appears within a few minutes.
- 17
Dura varias horas.
It lasts several hours.
- 18
Me despertó por la noche.
It woke me up at night.
- 19
Ya me pasó antes.
It has happened before.
- 20
Esta vez fue peor.
This time was worse.
- 21
Traje fotos del sarpullido.
I brought photos of the rash.
Tests
- 22
¿Necesito prueba cutánea?
Do I need a skin test?
- 23
¿Harán análisis de sangre?
Will you do a blood test?
- 24
¿Debo suspender antihistamínicos?
Should I stop antihistamines?
- 25
Tomé antihistamínico ayer.
I took an antihistamine yesterday.
- 26
¿Duele la prueba?
Does the test hurt?
- 27
¿Cuánto tarda el resultado?
How long does the result take?
- 28
¿Puedo comer antes?
Can I eat beforehand?
Treatment and Safety
- 29
¿Necesito inhalador?
Do I need an inhaler?
- 30
¿Debo llevar adrenalina?
Should I carry epinephrine?
- 31
¿Es una alergia grave?
Is it a serious allergy?
- 32
¿Qué síntomas son urgentes?
What symptoms are urgent?
- 33
¿Puedo tomar este medicamento?
Can I take this medicine?
- 34
Soy alérgico a la penicilina.
I am allergic to penicillin.
- 35
Necesito plan por escrito.
I need a written plan.
Avoidance and Follow-Up
- 36
¿Qué debo evitar?
What should I avoid?
- 37
¿Puedo tener mascota?
Can I have a pet?
- 38
¿Debo cambiar detergente?
Should I change detergent?
- 39
¿Cómo leo etiquetas?
How do I read labels?
- 40
¿Cuándo vuelvo a revisión?
When do I come back for a checkup?
- 41
¿Me darán informe?
Will you give me a report?
- 42
Gracias por explicarlo.
Thank you for explaining it.
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