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42 Spanish Phrases for a Gynecologist Appointment
42 Spanish phrases for a gynecologist appointment: cycle history, symptoms, consent during exams, contraception, pregnancy questions, tests, and follow-up.
Table of Contents
Reason for Visit
- 01
Vengo a una revisión ginecológica.
I am here for a gynecological checkup.
- 02
Es mi primera consulta.
It is my first appointment.
- 03
Quiero hablar de unos síntomas.
I want to talk about some symptoms.
- 04
Me preocupa un cambio reciente.
I am worried about a recent change.
- 05
Vengo después del parto.
I am here after giving birth.
- 06
Prefiero una doctora.
I prefer a female doctor.
- 07
Necesito privacidad, por favor.
I need privacy, please.
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Cycle History
- 08
Mi última regla fue el lunes.
My last period was on Monday.
- 09
Mis ciclos son irregulares.
My cycles are irregular.
- 10
No me bajó este mes.
I did not get my period this month.
- 11
Tengo manchado entre reglas.
I have spotting between periods.
- 12
Sangro más de lo normal.
I bleed more than usual.
- 13
El dolor menstrual es fuerte.
The menstrual pain is strong.
- 14
Uso una aplicación para registrarlo.
I use an app to track it.
Symptoms
- 15
Tengo picor vaginal.
I have vaginal itching.
- 16
Siento ardor al orinar.
I feel burning when urinating.
- 17
Tengo flujo diferente.
I have different discharge.
- 18
Hay mal olor.
There is a bad smell.
- 19
Me duele durante las relaciones.
It hurts during sex.
- 20
Tengo dolor pélvico.
I have pelvic pain.
- 21
Me preocupa un bulto.
I am worried about a lump.
Consent and Exam
- 22
¿Puede explicar el examen?
Can you explain the exam?
- 23
Quiero saber qué hará.
I want to know what you will do.
- 24
Me siento nerviosa.
I feel nervous.
- 25
Avíseme antes de empezar.
Tell me before starting.
- 26
¿Puedo hacer una pausa?
Can I take a pause?
- 27
No quiero este procedimiento.
I do not want this procedure.
- 28
Gracias por explicarlo.
Thank you for explaining it.
Contraception and Pregnancy
- 29
Quiero hablar de anticonceptivos.
I want to talk about contraception.
- 30
Uso pastillas anticonceptivas.
I use birth control pills.
- 31
Olvidé una pastilla.
I missed one pill.
- 32
¿Hay otras opciones?
Are there other options?
- 33
Creo que puedo estar embarazada.
I think I may be pregnant.
- 34
Tengo una prueba positiva.
I have a positive test.
- 35
Tengo dudas sobre lactancia.
I have questions about breastfeeding.
Tests and Follow-Up
- 36
¿Necesito una citología?
Do I need a Pap smear?
- 37
¿Cuándo estarán los resultados?
When will the results be ready?
- 38
¿Me llamarán por teléfono?
Will you call me by phone?
- 39
Necesito receta, por favor.
I need a prescription, please.
- 40
¿Debo volver a revisión?
Should I come back for a checkup?
- 41
¿Qué señales debo vigilar?
What signs should I watch for?
- 42
Gracias por su ayuda.
Thank you for your help.
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