Vocabulary exercises to help learn words related to health.

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Submitted by howtosay_ on Fri, 12/01/2024 - 03:26

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Hello, dear teachers and team!

Could you please help me with this:

If I know that a person's leg hurt, and I see them after while and want to ask "How is your leg?", would it sound natural? Or are other options preferable?

Thank you very much indeed for all your hard work and immense help and I'm very grateful for your answer to this post beforehand!!!

Hi howtosay_,

Yes, that's perfectly natural. You could also say: How is your injury? (if it's an injury) or How is your leg problem?

Jonathan

LearnEnglish team

Submitted by densie.r on Wed, 25/10/2023 - 14:55

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Hello, I'm a dentist. I want to know if these sentences are correct.
- You've got a caries
- Please sit down
- You need a restoration in the tooth with caries.
- you need a curettage because you have periodontitis.

Thank you a lot!

Hello densie.r,

Usually we say 'cavity' rather than 'caries' - this is easier for the patient to understand. Similarly, dentists usually say a filling rather than 'a restoration'.

I would suggest the following:

- You've got a cavity.

- Please sit down.

- You need a filling in the tooth with the cavity.

- You need a curettage because you have periodontitis.

 

Peter

The LearnEnglish Team

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Submitted by monica3889 on Mon, 16/10/2023 - 14:22

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Luckily I don't go to the doctor often. When I'm sick I take medicines and I rest a bit.

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Submitted by Ahmed Imam on Thu, 12/10/2023 - 23:48

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Hello. Is the following sentence correct?
- The patient must be attended constantly.
Thank you.

Hello Ahmed Imam,

'Attend something' means to participate in it. For example, you can attend a conference or attend a meeting.

'Attend to something' means to pay attention to it and deal with it in some way. For example, you can attend to a problem or attend to a person's needs. It seems to me that in your context this is the meaning you need so '...should be attended to' would be the correct phrasing.

 

Peter

The LearnEnglish Team

Submitted by Awa9102000 on Fri, 19/05/2023 - 15:18

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Yes, of course, i have been to the doctor's many times but fortunately i ve ever been kept once during a examination which has taken hardly an hour. That was only the once I have been slept because they had to put in a long camera in my stomach. Side of that episode, i ve never been that sick. I usually went to the dentist's when i was a kid and i must remove my milk teeth after that my all dentition has been healthy. May we stay healthy longer and longer.

Submitted by Ibrahimyousef on Thu, 11/05/2023 - 16:13

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Last year, I visited a dentist doctor , so I had get a tooth ache and doctor was given a injection and tablets ,also I am very happy after care.

Submitted by EMF_12 on Mon, 23/01/2023 - 22:18

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Going to the dentist makes me a little afraid because the sound between the dentist's equipment and my teeth is annoying and hurts a little bit.
On the other hand, going to the doctor is not the same, except for the time you wait until the doctor attends to you.
I'm studying to be a doctor, and I use needles and give injections in volunteering and health campaigns.
Also, when I'm sick, I use tablets and medicines to recover the fastest way possible.