Tengo un sarpullido.
I have a rash.
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42 Spanish Phrases for the Dermatologist
42 compact Spanish phrases for a dermatologist visit, including rashes, itching, moles, spots, triggers, hair and nail concerns, treatment questions, and follow-up.
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Rash and Skin Changes
Se está extendiendo.
It is spreading.
La piel está roja.
The skin is red.
La zona está caliente.
The area is warm.
Empeora después de ducharme.
It gets worse after I shower.
Aparecen ronchas.
Hives appear.
Viene y va.
It comes and goes.
Itching and Irritation
Me pica mucho.
It itches a lot.
Me pica más de noche.
It itches more at night.
Me rasco sin querer.
I scratch without meaning to.
Siento ardor.
I feel burning.
Siento escozor.
I feel stinging.
La piel está seca.
The skin is dry.
Se descama la piel.
The skin is peeling.
Moles and Spots
Tengo un lunar nuevo.
I have a new mole.
El lunar cambió de color.
The mole changed color.
El borde es irregular.
The edge is irregular.
La mancha creció rápido.
The spot grew quickly.
Sangra un poco.
It bleeds a little.
Me preocupa esta verruga.
I am worried about this wart.
Quiero revisar estas manchas.
I want to check these spots.
Possible Triggers
Cambié de detergente.
I changed detergents.
Usé crema nueva.
I used a new cream.
Tomé un medicamento nuevo.
I took a new medicine.
Me dio el sol.
I was in the sun.
Toqué una planta.
I touched a plant.
Comí mariscos ayer.
I ate shellfish yesterday.
Mi mascota tiene pulgas.
My pet has fleas.
Hair and Nails
Se me cae mucho pelo.
My hair is falling out a lot.
Tengo caspa fuerte.
I have severe dandruff.
Me pica el cuero cabelludo.
My scalp itches.
La uña cambió de color.
The nail changed color.
La uña está engrosada.
The nail is thickened.
Tengo grietas en las manos.
I have cracks on my hands.
Me sudan mucho las palmas.
My palms sweat a lot.
Treatment and Follow-Up
¿Necesito una crema?
Do I need a cream?
¿Es contagioso?
Is it contagious?
¿Puedo cubrir la zona?
Can I cover the area?
¿Cuánto tarda en mejorar?
How long does it take to improve?
¿Necesito biopsia?
Do I need a biopsy?
¿Cuándo vuelvo a revisión?
When do I come back for a checkup?
Gracias por revisarme.
Thank you for examining me.
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