Health & Medicine

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Commonly used with the verb 'doler' to express localized pain.

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Often paired with verbs like 'tener' (to have) or 'subir' (to rise).

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Takes the feminine article; plural is rarely used except in medical contexts.

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Synonymous with 'influenza', though 'gripe' is much more common in daily speech.

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Also means 'recipe' in culinary contexts.

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Interchangeable with 'píldora' or 'comprimido' in many contexts.

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Masculine noun taking 'el'.

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Derived from 'enfermo' (sick) with the abstract noun suffix '-dad'.

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A Greek-origin masculine noun ending in '-ma' (takes 'el' in singular).

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Past participle of 'herir' used as a noun.

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Can also refer to motion sickness ('mareo por movimiento').

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Often followed by the preposition 'a' (alergia a los frutos secos).

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Plural form 'urgencias' is commonly used to refer to the ER department.

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Feminine form is 'la enfermera'.

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Can also be called 'operación' in everyday speech.

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Essential location for buying non-prescription drugs and picking up prescriptions.

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Can be used as a noun or an adjective relating to health systems.

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Common-gender noun: 'el paciente' or 'la paciente' depending on biological sex.

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Functions as an adjective here; can also be a noun ('el enfermo').

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Invariable for gender (ends in -e), plural is 'saludables'.

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Regular -ar verb used specifically for medical prescriptions.

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Can be used reflexively ('curarse') to mean healing or recovering.

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Regular -ar verb used for physical checkups and test reviews.

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Often used metaphorically as well as for physical healing.

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Pronominal verb requiring reflexive pronouns (me, te, se, nos, os, se).