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Published 5 months ago • 1 min read

This week’s Spanish on shift: Abdominal pain

Reader,

¡Buenos días amigos!

Abdominal pain is one of the most common complaints you'll encounter — and one of the most misunderstood when there's a language barrier. This week, we're zeroing in on how to ask clear, effective GI-related questions in Spanish.

Our latest IG videos break it down in 60 seconds. From "¿Dónde le duele?" to recognizing red flags like bloody stools and travel history — we’ve got you.

👉 Watch the quick lesson here on our Instagram

Every question you learn is one step closer to safer care.

🤠 A few useful phrases covered in the video:

  • ¿Tiene fiebre? – Do you have a fever?
  • ¿Ha perdido peso sin querer? – Unintentional weight loss?
  • ¿Ha notado sangre en el vómito o heces? – Any blood in vomit or stool?
  • ¿Tiene dolor al orinar? – Pain when urinating?
  • ¿Ha viajado recientemente? – Recent travel?

📺 Coming soon: A "No-Fluff Grammar Guide" Where I break down the FIVE most useful grammar rules that can get you through 80% of a focused history and physical, as well as explain the plan. Sign up in my linktree!
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Un abrazo,
—The HablaMed Team

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