2) Health

weak

having little strength or power

feeble

weak

frail

weak and easily injured

robust

showing good health

tough

strong

prone to

likely to

conscious

awake and aware

feeling unwell

not feeling well

to feel somewhat under the weather

slightly unwell or depressed

to be in poor health

to be unhealthy

to feel poorly

to feel ill

feeling fine

feel healthy

to be in good shape

to be fit/healthy

to look in the pink

to be fit, healthy

to feel on top of the world

very happy indeed

agony

unspecified pain

ache

continuous pain

pang

a sudden sharp feeling of pain or distress

twinge

a short and sudden pain

severe

very bad or serious

sharp

sudden or severe

piercing

very sharp

throbbing

said of a pain that comes again and again like a pulse

sore

a feeling of pain or discomfort

to look worn out

very tired after work

to look run down

slightly ill, tired

panting

breathing heavily

gasp

to breathe in quickly

wheeze

To breathe noisily and with difficulty usually with a whistling sound

sniff

to draw air through the nose in short, audible inhalations.

choke on

be unable to breathe because of something stuck in the windpipe

to fall ill

to become ill

catch something

to get a disease or become infected

to affect somebody

causing to become ill

to be hurt

to be injured

to be wounded

injured by some sort of object

bedridden

confined to bed

recover

to get better

convalescent

(of a person) recovering from an illness or medical treatment

be over the worst

having passed the most dangerous and critical moment of the illness

pull through

to live on after a bad illness or accident

The flu

a cold

A nervous breakdown

An attack of mental or emotional disorder esp when of sufficient severity to require hospitalisation

A Haemorrhage

Flow of blood

a seizure

A sudden attack of an illness

A fit

Sudden epileptic attack

A stroke

Beroerte

A heart attack

Medical condition in which the heart does not get enough blood, causing great pain

A bruise

Damage to the body

A blister

Blaar

A growth

Gezwel

A fracture

Breuk

Pneumonia

Longontsteking

Measles

Infectious disease that produces small, red spots all over the body

Chickenpox

Windpokken

Mumps

Infectious disease that causes painful swelling in the neck

Scarlet fever

Infectious illness that causes a sore throat, a high body temperature, and red spots on the skin

A sore throat

Painful throat

A runny nose

Loopneus

A black eye

Blauw oog

A rash

Huiduitslag

Hoarse

Hees

Be running a temperature

Having a higher temperature than normal

Feverish

Having a fever

Strain sth

Tightening

Sprain sth

To cause an injury to a joint by sudden movement

A joint (body)

Place where two bones are connected

Cut

Injury when the skin is cut with something sharp (relatively superficial)

Gash

Long deep cut in the skin

Scratch

Small cut or hole, cause by nails, claws or contact with sharp objects

A disease

Serious illness that usually lasts a long time

An ailment

A less serious illness

A disorder

An illness which causes the body to stop functioning properly

An infection

Illness caused by bacteria or virus

A condition

An uncurable medical problem which you have to live with

Disability

Physical or mental condition preventing full use of body or mind

Sickness

Illness or bad health; often used in a context of work or insurance

Contagion

The spreading of a disease by people touching each other

Contaminate

To make sth less pure or make it poisonous

A germ

Small organism that causes an infectious disease

An outbreak

Sudden appearance of dangerous disease, which can develop into an epidemic when many people are infected

Upset

Feeling slightly ill for a short time with digestion problems

Nauseous

Having a feeling you are going to vomit

To consult a doctor

To see a doctor

To have a check up

A medical examination

To examine

To check, to look

To treat sth

To cure sth

To disinfect

Ontsmetten

To soothe

To calm a part of the body

To ease

To make sth less severe

To cure

To make somebody with an illness healthy again

A surgery

Dokterspraktijk

A ward

Ziekenzaal

Consultation room

Spreekkamer

General practitioner

Huisdokter

A midwife

A person who's trained to help women when they're giving birth

A chemist

A pharmacist

Coughing mixture

Hoestdrankje

An ointment

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