Learn Medical Spanish: How to talk about Pain in Spanish (Updated)

This Medical Spanish lesson on discussing pain in Spanish is a re-record of a lesson I gave about a year ago but the sound quality was terrible. So, to give you a glimpse of what we're talking about today, I'm covering:
1. Vocabulary to describe types and intensity of pain
2. Talking through the pain scale
3. Sharing essential questions around pain like:
- When did it start?
- How long have you had it?
- How bad does it hurt?
- What kind of pain is it?
- How often do you have this pain?
- What were you doing when the pain started?
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[@Rezarection]

Such a helpful lecture. Thank you Rory

[@CommonGroundInternational]

You're very welcome! Glad you can benefit from it!

[@HBARBER14]

What a great video- Being in the Chiropractic field this is excellent little lesson for those of my staff who do not speak Spanish. (including me )

[@TheStreamlinetyr]

Quackapractor

[@sosac6646]

This was a great video! Thank you!

[@lucycummings6914]

This is fantastic! Thanks :)
Sincerely,
a nurse

[@CommonGroundInternational]

Glad it helped! :D

[@shawnlene2160]

I’m so happy I found this video. It’s fantastic!

[@ShinAoki1]

Thank you for a wonderful video. Very educational, practical and helpful! I have been looking for this for a long, long time.
Thank you,
a chiropractor

[@beauxtx1959]

Muchas gracias por todos. Fue un placer.

[@megfenwick2284]

Que bien, muchas gracias. Es muy claro

[@katherinemaroz1711]

Thank you! This is very helpful!

[@aireekim8857]

thank you for the content, it is helpful

[@heididelatierra-yoga]

Muy completo! :) /|\ Gracias!

[@MrIghoraat]

Great content!

[@schuylerwednesday4679]

This is such a good topic yet it would have been much better if we can see the words and pictures clearly.please make it clear for your viewers.

[@CommonGroundInternational]

Check the full blog post here to see the writeup, study the vocabulary with flashcards, and get the download: commongroundinternational.com/medical-spanish/talk-about-pain-in-spanish/

[@schuylerwednesday4679]

@@CommonGroundInternational ok thank you.

[@blueurpi]

Severe does NOT mean severo. It is a false cognate. Also, intermittent vs. constant pain has to do with timing and not the qualities of pain. Pressure is presión and not compresión. Punzante is sharp, not throbbing (pulsante or palpitante),. AFAIK irradiadora does not exist and it has to do with location of pain.

[@Amy-tk3wv]

Glare on screen frustrated

[@gatyfrombfbandshehasamessa9333]

Spain without da s

[@kristinamateo4389]

Dolor tengo yo escuchandote jjj

[@userfriendly1127]

I cringed every time he said “khan-tinuamos”

[@conraderb]

Woof. What's with this bad American-style Spanish?
Consonants are way too strong, and the "r" is wrong.
Students: this might be good content, but poor delivery. Don't do this accent.
I have traveled to a number of Spanish-speaking countries without speaking a word of English to get by, and I have never heard a native Spanish speaker speak like this.

[@ascott4804]

Where are the videos that you made?