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Primary care
The first level of medical care people usually receive, often from a general practitioner (GP).
Physician
A medical doctor, especially in American English; sometimes used more formally than doctor.
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.
Locum
A doctor or other professional who temporarily replaces someone else.
Acute condition
A condition that develops suddenly or lasts for a relatively short time.
Chronic condition
A condition that lasts a long time, often requiring ongoing treatment or management.
Secondary care
Specialist medical care, usually provided after a referral from a primary-care professional.
Referral
Patients are formally directed to a specialist for further assessment or treatment.
Cardiologists
متخصصان قلب و عروق
Psychiatrist
روانپزشک
Obstetrician
متخصص زنان و زایمان، بهویژه بارداری و زایمان
Paediatrician/pediatrician
A doctor who specializes in the health of babies, children, and teenagers.
متخصص اطفال
Ophthalmologist
A medical doctor who specializes in eye health and can perform eye surgery.
چشمپزشک
Alternative medicine
Treatments used instead of conventional medical treatments.
طب جایگزین
Complementary medicine
Treatments used alongside conventional medical care.
طب مکمل
Acupuncturists
Practitioners who insert very thin needles into specific points on the body.
متخصصان طب سوزنی
Chiropractors
Practitioners who focus on musculoskeletal problems, especially those involving the spine, often using manual manipulation.
Homeopathic doctor
A practitioner of homeopathy, which uses highly diluted substances based on the idea that “like cures like.”
Aromatherapist
A practitioner who uses aromatic plant oils, called essential oils, as part of a wellness practice.
رایحهدرمانگر
conventional
usual, normal, traditional
Go private
To pay for private healthcare rather than use the public healthcare system. استفاده از خدمات درمانی خصوصی
Insurance schemes
Organized plans that provide financial coverage for certain costs, such as medical treatment, in return for contributions or premiums.طرحهای بیمهای
Complementary
completing, improving, or going well with something else.
Complimentary
free of charge, or expressing praise.
Off-colour
Feeling slightly ill or looking unwell. (بیماراحوال / ناخوش)
Out of sorts
Feeling unwell, upset, or not quite yourself. (سرحال نبودن / ناخوشاحوال بودن)
Go down with
To become ill with a particular illness. (مبتلا شدن به)
Come down with
To start suffering from an illness. Very similar to go down with. (گرفتنِ بیماری)
Feeling poorly
Feeling ill; informal, especially British English. (احساس ناخوشی کردن)
Aches and pains
Minor or general pains in different parts of the body. (دردهای عضلانی و بدنی)
Draught
A current of cold air entering a room. British spelling of draft. (جریان هوای سرد / کوران)
Bunged up
Having a blocked nose, usually because of a cold. Informal British English. (گرفتگی بینی)
On the mend
Recovering from an illness or injury. (در حال بهبودی)
Gastrointestinal disease
a disease affecting the digestive system, including the stomach and intestines. (بیماری دستگاه گوارش)
Disorientation
confusion about where you are, what time it is, or what is happening. (سردرگمی؛ اختلال در تشخیص زمان، مکان یا موقعیت)
Adverse reaction
an unwanted or harmful response to a medicine, treatment, or other substance.
stools
excrement, poo
A spate of sth
A large number of similar events occurring within a short period.
Symptomatic
Showing symptoms of a disease; can also describe treatment that relieves symptoms rather than the underlying cause
Prognosis
A medical prediction about how an illness or injury is likely to develop and the chances of recovery.
ailing
Suffering from poor health; also used for struggling organizations or economies.
Fever pitch
A state of extreme excitement, anger, or activity.
Jaundiced
Literally, yellowing of the skin and eye; figuratively, cynical or distrustful and sceptical.
Be scarred by
Be deeply and often permanently affected by a painful or traumatic experience.
Have your finger on the pulse
Know what is happening or what people currently think, need, or want.
lentils
عدس
Arteries
blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart to the body's tissues. (سرخرگها)
Impeded
blocked, slowed down, or made more difficult. مختلشده؛ مانعشده
Plaque
a substance that builds up inside arteries, potentially narrowing them; it contains cholesterol, fats, and other materials. (پلاک؛ رسوب داخل رگها)
metabolism
the rate at which your heart digests food
Cardiovascular
relating to the heart and blood vessels. (قلبیعروقی)
Brisk
quick, energetic, and lively; often used for walking or physical activity
Score an own goal
گل به خودی
Move the goalposts
To change the rules or requirements unfairly after something has begun.
A level playing field
A situation in which everyone has an equal chance.
In the running
Still having a chance to win or succeed. seriously considered
Neck and neck
At almost exactly the same level, especially in a competition.
Skate around
To avoid discussing or dealing with a difficult subject directly.
Sail through
To complete something easily and successfully.