Siento presión en el pecho.
I feel pressure in my chest.
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42 Spanish Phrases for the Cardiologist
42 compact Spanish phrases for a cardiology appointment, including chest symptoms, heart rhythm, blood pressure, medication history, tests, results, and follow-up questions.
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Chest Symptoms
Me duele al subir escaleras.
It hurts when I climb stairs.
El dolor va al brazo.
The pain goes to my arm.
Me falta el aire.
I am short of breath.
Me despierto ahogado.
I wake up gasping.
Se me hinchan los tobillos.
My ankles swell.
Me canso muy rápido.
I get tired very quickly.
Heart Rhythm
Siento palpitaciones.
I feel palpitations.
El corazón late rápido.
My heart beats fast.
El ritmo es irregular.
The rhythm is irregular.
Me mareo al levantarme.
I get dizzy when standing up.
Casi me desmayo.
I almost fainted.
Los latidos vienen en episodios.
The beats come in episodes.
Traje registro del pulso.
I brought a pulse record.
Blood Pressure
Tengo presión alta.
I have high blood pressure.
La presión sube por la noche.
The pressure rises at night.
Tomo la presión en casa.
I measure my pressure at home.
Traje mis mediciones.
I brought my measurements.
La presión bajó mucho.
The pressure dropped a lot.
Me duele la cabeza.
My head hurts.
No entiendo estos números.
I do not understand these numbers.
Medicine and History
Tomo pastillas para presión.
I take blood pressure pills.
Olvidé una dosis.
I missed one dose.
Tuve colesterol alto.
I had high cholesterol.
Mi padre tuvo infarto.
My father had a heart attack.
Tengo diabetes.
I have diabetes.
Fumo actualmente.
I currently smoke.
Dejé de fumar.
I stopped smoking.
Tests
¿Necesito electrocardiograma?
Do I need an electrocardiogram?
¿Necesito prueba de esfuerzo?
Do I need a stress test?
¿Harán ecocardiograma?
Will you do an echocardiogram?
¿Debo usar monitor Holter?
Should I wear a Holter monitor?
¿Cuánto dura la prueba?
How long does the test last?
¿Puedo tomar café antes?
Can I drink coffee before?
¿Debo venir en ayunas?
Should I come fasting?
Results and Follow-Up
¿Cómo está mi corazón?
How is my heart?
¿Hay riesgo importante?
Is there a significant risk?
¿Cambio mi medicación?
Do I change my medication?
¿Qué síntomas son urgentes?
What symptoms are urgent?
¿Cuándo vuelvo a revisión?
When do I come back for a checkup?
¿Puedo hacer ejercicio?
Can I exercise?
Gracias por explicarlo.
Thank you for explaining it.
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