LangolingAnatomy
Discover the advantages of learning Spanish for anatomy enthusiasts. Whether you're a medical student or a practicing physician, understanding anatomical terms in Spanish can enhance your communication with Hispanic colleagues and patients, making patient consultations smoother and more effective.
Moreover, knowledge of Spanish allows you to access a wealth of medical literature written in the language, expanding your resources and insights. From detailed anatomical studies to practical clinical applications, being bilingual in Spanish and English ensures you have an edge in today's multicultural healthcare environment.
My head hurts.
Mi cabeza duele.
I have a stomachache.
Tengo dolor de estómago.
There's a lump on my arm.
Hay un bulto en mi brazo.
The back of my neck feels sore.
Mi nuca siente dolor.
I've got a sore throat.
Tengo un dolor de garganta.
My shoulder is giving me trouble.
Mi hombro me da problemas.
I feel pain in my calf muscle.
Siento dolor en mi músculo de la pantorrilla.
The inside of my elbow hurts.
El interior del codo me duele.
There's swelling in my hand.
Mi mano está hinchada.
My foot has been feeling numb.
Mi pie ha estado sintiendo parestesia.
I have a sharp pain in my back.
Tengo un dolor agudo en la espalda.
It feels like there's pressure in my ear.
Me siento presión en el oído.
There's a knot in my neck.
Hay un nudillo en mi cuello.
My finger is quite swollen.
Mi dedo está bastante hinchado.
The side of my face feels warm and tingly.
El lado de mi cara se siente caliente y píngaro.
There's an itchy spot on my thigh.
Hay un punto picante en mi pierna.
My hip has been giving me some trouble.
Mi cadera ha estado causándome algunos problemas.
I have a persistent pain in my knee.
Tengo un dolor persistente en mi rodilla.
There's a cramp in my leg.
Tengo un calambre en mi pierna.
My ankle is feeling stiff.
Mi tobillo se siente rígido.