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42 Spanish Phrases for the Allergist

42 compact Spanish phrases for an allergist appointment, including symptoms, triggers, reaction timing, allergy tests, medication, safety questions, avoidance, labels, and follow-up.

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Symptoms

  • Tengo urticaria.

    I have hives.

  • Se me hinchan los labios.

    My lips swell.

  • Me pican los ojos.

    My eyes itch.

  • Estornudo mucho.

    I sneeze a lot.

  • Me cuesta respirar a veces.

    I have trouble breathing sometimes.

  • Me sale sarpullido.

    I get a rash.

  • Me pica la garganta.

    My throat itches.

Possible Triggers

  • Creo que es el polvo.

    I think it is dust.

  • Me pasa cerca de gatos.

    It happens near cats.

  • Empeora en primavera.

    It gets worse in spring.

  • Los perfumes me dan tos.

    Perfumes make me cough.

  • Me pasa con mariscos.

    It happens with shellfish.

  • Me pasa con cacahuates.

    It happens with peanuts.

  • No sé qué lo provoca.

    I do not know what causes it.

Reaction Timing

  • Empezó después de comer.

    It started after eating.

  • Aparece en pocos minutos.

    It appears within a few minutes.

  • Dura varias horas.

    It lasts several hours.

  • Me despertó por la noche.

    It woke me up at night.

  • Ya me pasó antes.

    It has happened before.

  • Esta vez fue peor.

    This time was worse.

  • Traje fotos del sarpullido.

    I brought photos of the rash.

Tests

  • ¿Necesito prueba cutánea?

    Do I need a skin test?

  • ¿Harán análisis de sangre?

    Will you do a blood test?

  • ¿Debo suspender antihistamínicos?

    Should I stop antihistamines?

  • Tomé antihistamínico ayer.

    I took an antihistamine yesterday.

  • ¿Duele la prueba?

    Does the test hurt?

  • ¿Cuánto tarda el resultado?

    How long does the result take?

  • ¿Puedo comer antes?

    Can I eat beforehand?

Treatment and Safety

  • ¿Necesito inhalador?

    Do I need an inhaler?

  • ¿Debo llevar adrenalina?

    Should I carry epinephrine?

  • ¿Es una alergia grave?

    Is it a serious allergy?

  • ¿Qué síntomas son urgentes?

    What symptoms are urgent?

  • ¿Puedo tomar este medicamento?

    Can I take this medicine?

  • Soy alérgico a la penicilina.

    I am allergic to penicillin.

  • Necesito plan por escrito.

    I need a written plan.

Avoidance and Follow-Up

  • ¿Qué debo evitar?

    What should I avoid?

  • ¿Puedo tener mascota?

    Can I have a pet?

  • ¿Debo cambiar detergente?

    Should I change detergent?

  • ¿Cómo leo etiquetas?

    How do I read labels?

  • ¿Cuándo vuelvo a revisión?

    When do I come back for a checkup?

  • ¿Me darán informe?

    Will you give me a report?

  • Gracias por explicarlo.

    Thank you for explaining it.

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