Spanish · Doctor visit
Speak Spanish for your doctor visit — before it happens.
Pain erodes the vocabulary you practiced. When the doctor in Madrid says "¿desde cuándo?" and the prescription line is already sliding into a paper bag, the words you have left are not the ones you drilled — and a wrong adjective can land you the wrong dosage.
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What you'll practice
- Describe pain location, frequency, and intensity with the right clinical construction ("tengo dolor de…", me duele… desde…)
- Read back a prescription aloud and confirm the dosage without nodding along to something you did not catch
- Handle "es urgente" and a referral to a specialist without panic — comprendo, ¿cuándo es la cita?
- Ask the side-effect question that matters — "¿qué efectos secundarios debo vigilar?"
A real exchange
¿Qué le duele?
What hurts?
Me duele la cabeza desde ayer.
My head has hurt since yesterday.
Correcto, pero más clínico es "tengo dolor de…". Repite con la construcción clínica.
Correct, but 'I have pain in…' is more clinical. Repeat with the clinical construction.
Tengo dolor de cabeza desde ayer. Es un dolor constante, sobre todo por la tarde.
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