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Primary care

The first level of medical care people usually receive, often from a general practitioner (GP).

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Physician

A medical doctor, especially in American English; sometimes used more formally than doctor.

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Doctor's surgery

In British English, a place where a GP sees and treats patients. It does not necessarily mean a place where operations are performed.

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Locum

A doctor or other professional who temporarily replaces someone else.

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Acute condition

A condition that develops suddenly or lasts for a relatively short time.

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Chronic condition

A condition that lasts a long time, often requiring ongoing treatment or management.

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Secondary care

Specialist medical care, usually provided after a referral from a primary-care professional.

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Referral

Patients are formally directed to a specialist for further assessment or treatment.

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Cardiologists

متخصصان قلب و عروق

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Psychiatrist

روان‌پزشک

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Obstetrician

متخصص زنان و زایمان، به‌ویژه بارداری و زایمان

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Paediatrician/pediatrician

A doctor who specializes in the health of babies, children, and teenagers.

متخصص اطفال

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Ophthalmologist


A medical doctor who specializes in eye health and can perform eye surgery.

چشم‌پزشک

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Alternative medicine


Treatments used instead of conventional medical treatments.

طب جایگزین

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Complementary medicine

Treatments used alongside conventional medical care.

طب مکمل

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Acupuncturists


Practitioners who insert very thin needles into specific points on the body.

متخصصان طب سوزنی

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Chiropractors

Practitioners who focus on musculoskeletal problems, especially those involving the spine, often using manual manipulation.

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Homeopathic doctor

A practitioner of homeopathy, which uses highly diluted substances based on the idea that “like cures like.”

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Aromatherapist


A practitioner who uses aromatic plant oils, called essential oils, as part of a wellness practice.

رایحه‌درمانگر

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conventional

usual, normal, traditional

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Go private

To pay for private healthcare rather than use the public healthcare system. استفاده از خدمات درمانی خصوصی

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Insurance schemes

Organized plans that provide financial coverage for certain costs, such as medical treatment, in return for contributions or premiums.طرح‌های بیمه‌ای

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Complementary

completing, improving, or going well with something else.

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Complimentary

free of charge, or expressing praise.

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Off-colour

Feeling slightly ill or looking unwell. (بیماراحوال / ناخوش)

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Out of sorts

Feeling unwell, upset, or not quite yourself. (سرحال نبودن / ناخوش‌احوال بودن)

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Go down with

To become ill with a particular illness. (مبتلا شدن به)

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Come down with

To start suffering from an illness. Very similar to go down with. (گرفتنِ بیماری)

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Feeling poorly

Feeling ill; informal, especially British English. (احساس ناخوشی کردن)

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Aches and pains

Minor or general pains in different parts of the body. (دردهای عضلانی و بدنی)

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Draught

A current of cold air entering a room. British spelling of draft. (جریان هوای سرد / کوران)

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Bunged up

Having a blocked nose, usually because of a cold. Informal British English. (گرفتگی بینی)

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On the mend

Recovering from an illness or injury. (در حال بهبودی)

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Gastrointestinal disease

a disease affecting the digestive system, including the stomach and intestines. (بیماری دستگاه گوارش)

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Disorientation

confusion about where you are, what time it is, or what is happening. (سردرگمی؛ اختلال در تشخیص زمان، مکان یا موقعیت)

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Adverse reaction

an unwanted or harmful response to a medicine, treatment, or other substance.

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stools

excrement, poo

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A spate of sth

A large number of similar events occurring within a short period.

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Symptomatic

Showing symptoms of a disease; can also describe treatment that relieves symptoms rather than the underlying cause

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Prognosis

A medical prediction about how an illness or injury is likely to develop and the chances of recovery.

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ailing

Suffering from poor health; also used for struggling organizations or economies.

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Fever pitch

A state of extreme excitement, anger, or activity.

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Jaundiced

Literally, yellowing of the skin and eye; figuratively, cynical or distrustful and sceptical.

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Be scarred by

Be deeply and often permanently affected by a painful or traumatic experience.

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Have your finger on the pulse

Know what is happening or what people currently think, need, or want.

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lentils

عدس

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Arteries

blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart to the body's tissues. (سرخرگ‌ها)

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Impeded

blocked, slowed down, or made more difficult. مختل‌شده؛ مانع‌شده

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Plaque

a substance that builds up inside arteries, potentially narrowing them; it contains cholesterol, fats, and other materials. (پلاک؛ رسوب داخل رگ‌ها)

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metabolism

the rate at which your heart digests food

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Cardiovascular

relating to the heart and blood vessels. (قلبی‌عروقی)

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Brisk

quick, energetic, and lively; often used for walking or physical activity

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Score an own goal

گل به خودی

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Move the goalposts

To change the rules or requirements unfairly after something has begun.

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A level playing field

A situation in which everyone has an equal chance.

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In the running

Still having a chance to win or succeed. seriously considered

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Neck and neck

At almost exactly the same level, especially in a competition.

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Skate around

To avoid discussing or dealing with a difficult subject directly.

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Sail through

To complete something easily and successfully.