Arabic · Doctor visit

Speak Arabic for your doctor visit — before it happens.

In a Cairo or Beirut clinic, saying "منذ متى" (since when) directly after describing a symptom is what separates a useful opening from three follow-up questions. Pain described without a duration reads as a complaint; pain described with منذ البارحة + a body location reads as a clinical fact the doctor can chart.

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What you'll practice

Describe pain with body part + since + duration — "ألم في رأسي منذ البارحة"
Confirm the dose out loud by reading it back — مرتين / ثلاث مرات في اليوم
Ask about side effects politely — "هل هناك آثار جانبية لهذا الدواء؟" without sounding suspicious
Close with شكراً + دعواتك, then بارك الله فيك for the doctor

A real exchange

Sample dialogue

Read along — each line shows the target-language turn, with a short English gloss when it helps.

Sora · tutor

ما الذي جاء بك إلى العيادة اليوم؟

What brings you to the clinic today?

You

عندي صداع.

I have a headache.

Sora · tutor

متى بدأ الصداع؟ الطبيب يحتاج إلى المدة. حاول مرة أخرى.

When did the headache start? The doctor needs the duration. Try again.

You

عندي صداع منذ البارحة، خاصة في الصباح.

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