1) Complaining of One's Illness to a Doctor

A: Oh, doctor, I feel so terrible!

B: Let's see. What seems to be the problem?

A: My whole body hurts.

B: Perhaps you've got a cold. Let's take a temperature first.

2) Asking About Taking a Medicine

A: How shall I take this medicine?

B: Two pills a time, three times a day.

A: Before or after meals?

B: After meals.

3) Showing Concern for a Friend

A: What's the matter / trouble with you?

B: I've got a bad headache.

A: Have you seen a doctor?

B: Yeah. He asked me to have a good rest.

4) Giving Medical Advice

A: You've got another bad tooth.

B: Well, I often have very bad toothaches.

A: You should have dental checks more often.

B: Yeah. But I just hate to see the dental drill.

5) Giving a Prescription

A: What's wrong with you?

B: I couldn't sleep well.

A: Let me prescribe the BEST medicine for you!

B: I know what you'll say. You want me to do more exercise.

Vocabulary:

concern /kənˈsɜːn/ n. 关怀 

headache /ˈhedeɪk/ n. 头痛 

medical /ˈmedɪkəl/ a. 医疗的 

check /tʃek/ n. 检查 

prescription /prɪˈskrɪpʃn/ n. 处方

dental check　牙齿检查 

dental drill　牙钻

A Doctor Is Talking to a Patient

A Doctor Is Talking to a Patient

Doctor: What’s wrong with you?

Patient: I’ve got a sore throat and a bad cough.

Doctor: Try this throat spray. You should feel relieved soon.

Patient: Thank you. How should I use it?

Doctor: Simply spray it in your throat three times a day. And remember not to drink or eat anything immediately afterwards.

Patient: I see. Thank you very much.

Doctor: Oh, remember to keep it in a cool and dry place.

Patient: Yes, I will.

Talking About the Use of a Medicine

A: Why do you look so unhappy? Is there anything wrong?

B: It’s my skin. It’s so dry and rough.

A: You could try this skin oil capsule. Just rub the oil onto your skin. It will soothe and soften your skin immediately.

B: Really? What are the ingredients?

A: Vitamin E and olive oil.

bleed出血

dizzy头晕的

tired疲劳的

liedown 躺下

flu流感

treatment治疗

healthinsurance 健康保险