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Health & Emergencies

Critical phrases for medical visits, describing symptoms, handling emergencies, and getting the help you need while traveling.

Describing Symptoms

Telling a doctor how you feel and what's wrong.

Saying What Hurts

Pointing to body parts and explaining where the pain is.

Explaining Allergies

Telling medical staff about your food or medicine allergies.

Handling an emergency dental visit while traveling.

At Urgent Care or the Hospital

Seeking emergency treatment at a hospital or urgent care clinic.

Calling an Ambulance

Making an emergency call to request an ambulance.

Describing an Accident

Explaining what happened in an accident to emergency responders.

Talking to Police About a Theft

Reporting stolen items to the police and filing a report.

Getting a Prescription

Receiving medicine instructions and buying medication at a pharmacy.

Travel Insurance

Discussing coverage details and filing an insurance claim.

Sunburn & Heat Issues

Dealing with sunburn, heat exhaustion, or dehydration.

Describing stomach illness you suspect came from food.

Dealing with mosquito bites, bee stings, or other insect issues.

Asking for an English-Speaking Doctor

Requesting a doctor or medical professional who speaks English.

At the Optician

Getting help with eye problems, lost glasses, or replacement contacts.

Stomach Problems

Describing digestive issues like cramps, bloating, or indigestion.

Cold & Flu Symptoms

Describing common cold and flu symptoms to get medicine or see a doctor.

Twisted Ankle or Injury

Describing a physical injury like a sprained ankle, fall, or strain.

Finding an Open Pharmacy at Night

Locating a pharmacy that is open late at night or early in the morning.

Explaining Medications You Take

Telling a doctor or pharmacist about your current prescriptions and medical needs.