Mi hijo tiene tos.
My child has a cough.
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42 Spanish Phrases for a Pediatrician Appointment
42 compact Spanish phrases for describing a child's symptoms, fever timeline, eating and hydration, sleep and behavior, allergies, skin changes, vaccines, medicine, and follow-up at the pediatrician.
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Symptoms
Tiene mocos desde ayer.
He has had a runny nose since yesterday.
Le duele la garganta.
His throat hurts.
Le duele el oído derecho.
His right ear hurts.
Le duele la barriga.
His belly hurts.
Está muy decaído.
He is very run down.
Respira más rápido.
He is breathing faster.
Fever Timeline
La fiebre empezó ayer.
The fever started yesterday.
Llegó a treinta y nueve.
It reached thirty-nine.
No ha tenido escalofríos.
He has not had chills.
Sudó mucho por la noche.
He sweated a lot at night.
El paracetamol baja la fiebre.
Paracetamol lowers the fever.
La fiebre vuelve después.
The fever comes back afterward.
Traje la temperatura anotada.
I brought the temperature notes.
Eating and Hydration
No quiere comer.
He does not want to eat.
Bebe poca agua.
He drinks little water.
Ha vomitado dos veces.
He has vomited twice.
Tiene diarrea.
He has diarrhea.
Orina menos de lo normal.
He urinates less than usual.
Acepta solo leche.
He only accepts milk.
Le duele al tragar.
It hurts when he swallows.
Sleep and Behavior
Durmió muy mal.
He slept very badly.
Llora más de lo normal.
He cries more than usual.
Está muy irritable.
He is very irritable.
Quiere dormir todo el día.
He wants to sleep all day.
No juega como siempre.
He does not play as usual.
Se queja al moverse.
He complains when moving.
Está más tranquilo ahora.
He is calmer now.
Allergies, Skin, and Vaccines
Tiene alergia al huevo.
He is allergic to egg.
Le salió una erupción.
He developed a rash.
Le pica la piel.
His skin itches.
Traje su cartilla de vacunas.
I brought his vaccination record.
¿Le toca alguna vacuna?
Is any vaccine due for him?
Tuvo reacción antes.
He had a reaction before.
Va a la guardería.
He goes to daycare.
Medicines and Follow-Up
Tomó jarabe anoche.
He took syrup last night.
No toma medicación habitual.
He does not take regular medication.
¿Cuánta dosis necesita?
What dose does he need?
Necesito receta, por favor.
I need a prescription, please.
¿Cuándo debemos volver?
When should we come back?
¿Qué señales vigilo?
What signs should I watch for?
Gracias por revisarlo.
Thank you for checking him.
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