Going to See a Doctor

Foreign travelers or short-term visitors who need to see a doctor probably may go to hospital according to the seriousness of their illness: outpatient service, emergency treatment or hospitalization. The outpatient departments are set up for foreign guests in the Beijing Union Medical College Hospital, the Sino-Japanese Friendship Hospital, the Dongzhimen Hospital of Chinese Medicine and the Stomatological Hospital.

mài kè: wǒ shēn tǐ bù shū fu.麦克：我身体不舒服
Mike: I feel very bad, doctor

dài fu: nǐ nǎr bù shū fu?大夫：你哪儿不舒服？
Doctor: What's wrong with you?

mài kè: tóu téng, hún shēn méi jìnr, hái ké sou麦克：头疼，浑身没劲儿，还咳嗽。
Mike: I've got a headache and a cough, and my whole body feels weak.

dài fu: fā shāo bù fā shāo?大夫：发烧不发烧？
Doctor: Do you have a fever?

mài kè: bù zhī dào, hǎo xiàng bù fā shāo.麦克：不知道，好像不发烧。
Mike: I don't know. Maybe not.

dài fu: xiān liáng liáng tǐ wēn ba. sān shí bā dù. bǎ zuǐ zhāng kāi:"a".大夫：先量量体温吧。三十八度。把嘴张开，"啊"。
Doctor: Let me take your temperature first. 38℃. Open your mouth and say "ah".

mài kè: dài fu, wǒ dé de shì shén me bìng?麦克：大夫，我得的是什么病？
Mike: What's wrong with me, doctor?

dài fu: zhòng gǎn mào. chī diǎnr yào jiù huì hǎo de.大夫：重感冒。吃点儿药就会好的。
Doctor: You've got a cold. Take some medicine and you'll be all right

1． 看病 kàn bìng: to see a doctor
2． 头疼 tóu téng: headache
3． 浑身 hún shēn: all over, from head to foot
4． 劲儿 jìnr: strength, energy
5． 咳嗽 ké sou: to cough
6． 发烧 fā shāo: to have a fever             

7． 体温 tǐ wēn: temperature
8． 嘴 zuǐ: mouth
9． 张开 zhāng kāi: to open
10. 病 bìng: disease
11. 感冒 gǎn mào: to catch a cold
12. 药 yào: medicine