用英语描述疾病病情（Describe the illness in English）.docVIP

用英语描述疾病病情（Describe the illness in English） Source: white one white diary (1) general illness: He, feels, headache, nausea, and, vomiting. (he feels headache, nausea, and vomiting). ) He, is, under, the, weather. (hes sick and sick. ) He, began, to, feel, unusually, tired. (he felt unusually tired. ) He feels light-headed. (he feels dizzy. ) She has been shut-in for a few days. (shes been sick home for a few days now. ) Her head is pounding. (she has a headache. ) His, symptoms, include, loss, of, appetite, weight, loss, excessive, fatigue, fever, and, chills. (his symptoms include loss of appetite, weight loss, very tired, fever and chills. ) He feels, exhausted, or, fatigued, most, of, the, time. (he felt very tired most of the time. ) He, has, been, lacking, in, energy, for, some, time.. (he felt weak for some time. ) He, feels, drowsy, dizzy, and, nauseated. (he felt drowsy, dizzy and nauseated. ) He, feels, as, though, everything, around, him, is, spinning. (he felt that everything around him was spinning. ) He, has, noticed, some, loss, of, hearing. (he found his hearing worse. ) She, has, some, pains, and, itching, around, her, eyes. (her eyes were sore and itchy all around. ) (2) cold; cold: He, has, been, coughing, up, rusty, or, greenish-yellow, phlegm. (he coughs with greenish yellow sputum. ) His, eyes, feel, itchy, and, he, has, been, sneezing. (his eyes itch, and hes sneezing all the time. ) He, has, a, fever, aching, muscles, and, hacking, cough. (hacking = constant) (he has a fever, aching muscles and hacking cough frequently). ) He, coughed, with, sputum, and, feeling, of, malaise. (malaise = debility) (he coughed with sputum and felt very weak. ) He, gets, a, cold, with, a, deep, hacking, cough. (he has a cold, cough). ) He, has, a, headache, aching, bones, and, joints. (he has headache, aching bones and joints, too. ) He, has, a, persistent, cough. (he kept coughing. ) He, has, bouts, of, uncontrollable, coughing. (his bouts of coughing are difficu