Veo borroso de lejos.
I see blurry at a distance.
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42 Spanish Phrases for the Ophthalmologist
42 compact Spanish phrases for an eye appointment, including vision symptoms, eye discomfort, glasses, contact lenses, eye exam steps, medical history, results, and follow-up.
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Vision Symptoms
Me cuesta leer letras pequeñas.
I struggle to read small letters.
Veo doble a veces.
I see double sometimes.
Veo halos por la noche.
I see halos at night.
Tengo manchas flotantes.
I have floaters.
Perdí visión de repente.
I suddenly lost vision.
La vista cambia mucho.
My vision changes a lot.
Eye Discomfort
Me arde el ojo izquierdo.
My left eye burns.
Tengo el ojo rojo.
My eye is red.
Me molesta la luz.
Light bothers me.
Siento arena en el ojo.
I feel sand in my eye.
Me lloran mucho los ojos.
My eyes water a lot.
Me pican los párpados.
My eyelids itch.
Tengo dolor detrás del ojo.
I have pain behind the eye.
Glasses and Lenses
Uso gafas para leer.
I use glasses for reading.
Uso lentillas blandas.
I use soft contact lenses.
Necesito revisar mi graduación.
I need to check my prescription.
Mis gafas ya no sirven.
My glasses no longer work.
Perdí una lentilla.
I lost a contact lens.
Quiero probar lentes nuevas.
I want to try new lenses.
¿Puedo usar lentillas hoy?
Can I wear contact lenses today?
Eye Exam
¿Debo tapar un ojo?
Should I cover one eye?
No distingo esta letra.
I cannot make out this letter.
La línea se ve borrosa.
The line looks blurry.
Veo mejor con este cristal.
I see better with this lens.
El destello me molesta.
The flash bothers me.
¿Puede repetir la prueba?
Can you repeat the test?
Necesito parpadear un momento.
I need to blink for a moment.
Medical History
Tengo diabetes.
I have diabetes.
Tengo presión alta.
I have high blood pressure.
Tuve cirugía ocular.
I had eye surgery.
Uso gotas todos los días.
I use drops every day.
Soy alérgico a estas gotas.
I am allergic to these drops.
Mi familia tiene glaucoma.
My family has glaucoma.
Traje informes anteriores.
I brought previous reports.
Results and Follow-Up
¿Cómo está mi presión ocular?
How is my eye pressure?
¿Hay señales de infección?
Are there signs of infection?
¿Necesito receta nueva?
Do I need a new prescription?
¿Cada cuánto uso las gotas?
How often do I use the drops?
¿Cuándo vuelvo a revisión?
When do I come back for a checkup?
¿Puedo conducir después?
Can I drive afterward?
Gracias por revisarme.
Thank you for examining me.
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