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42 Spanish Phrases for a Pediatrician Appointment
42 Spanish phrases for a pediatrician visit: your child's symptoms, fever, eating and hydration, sleep and behavior, allergies, vaccines, and medicine.
Table of Contents
Symptoms
- 01
Mi hijo tiene tos.
My child has a cough.
- 02
Tiene mocos desde ayer.
He has had a runny nose since yesterday.
- 03
Le duele la garganta.
His throat hurts.
- 04
Le duele el oído derecho.
His right ear hurts.
- 05
Le duele la barriga.
His belly hurts.
- 06
Está muy decaído.
He is very run down.
- 07
Respira más rápido.
He is breathing faster.
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Fever Timeline
- 08
La fiebre empezó ayer.
The fever started yesterday.
- 09
Llegó a treinta y nueve.
It reached thirty-nine.
- 10
No ha tenido escalofríos.
He has not had chills.
- 11
Sudó mucho por la noche.
He sweated a lot at night.
- 12
El paracetamol baja la fiebre.
Paracetamol lowers the fever.
- 13
La fiebre vuelve después.
The fever comes back afterward.
- 14
Traje la temperatura anotada.
I brought the temperature notes.
Eating and Hydration
- 15
No quiere comer.
He does not want to eat.
- 16
Bebe poca agua.
He drinks little water.
- 17
Ha vomitado dos veces.
He has vomited twice.
- 18
Tiene diarrea.
He has diarrhea.
- 19
Orina menos de lo normal.
He urinates less than usual.
- 20
Acepta solo leche.
He only accepts milk.
- 21
Le duele al tragar.
It hurts when he swallows.
Sleep and Behavior
- 22
Durmió muy mal.
He slept very badly.
- 23
Llora más de lo normal.
He cries more than usual.
- 24
Está muy irritable.
He is very irritable.
- 25
Quiere dormir todo el día.
He wants to sleep all day.
- 26
No juega como siempre.
He does not play as usual.
- 27
Se queja al moverse.
He complains when moving.
- 28
Está más tranquilo ahora.
He is calmer now.
Allergies, Skin, and Vaccines
- 29
Tiene alergia al huevo.
He is allergic to egg.
- 30
Le salió una erupción.
He developed a rash.
- 31
Le pica la piel.
His skin itches.
- 32
Traje su cartilla de vacunas.
I brought his vaccination record.
- 33
¿Le toca alguna vacuna?
Is any vaccine due for him?
- 34
Tuvo reacción antes.
He had a reaction before.
- 35
Va a la guardería.
He goes to daycare.
Medicines and Follow-Up
- 36
Tomó jarabe anoche.
He took syrup last night.
- 37
No toma medicación habitual.
He does not take regular medication.
- 38
¿Cuánta dosis necesita?
What dose does he need?
- 39
Necesito receta, por favor.
I need a prescription, please.
- 40
¿Cuándo debemos volver?
When should we come back?
- 41
¿Qué señales vigilo?
What signs should I watch for?
- 42
Gracias por revisarlo.
Thank you for checking him.
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