Every person experiences symptoms differently, so remember to use vocabulary that is as specific, detailed, and descriptive as possible. This can help your doctor diagnose you and follow the progress of your care. Use adjectives as much as possible. For example, if you are experiencing pain, tell your doctor if it is dull, throbbing, intense, or piercing. There is nothing you should ever feel embarrassed about with a doctor, so be absolutely honest with your doctor. Not being honest with your doctor can make it difficult to diagnose your symptoms.  Doctors are trained to deal with every kind of medical contingency, so it’s likely that a symptom that might embarrass you is something your doctor sees regularly. Remember that any information you give your doctor remains confidential by law. Most doctors will begin a medical interview with a question like "What brings you here today?". Preparing a one or two sentence answer that summarizes your symptoms will give your doctor context and help maximize your visit.  Some common symptoms include:Pain, weakness, Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, fever, confusion, breathing problems, or headache. For example, you can tell your doctor “I’ve been experiencing stomach pain and vomiting for the past two weeks.
تذكر أن تكون واضحًا ومهتمًا بالتفاصيل ووافي التوصيف قدر الإمكان. كن أمينًا مع طبيبك فيما يتعلق بأعراضك. لخص سبب زيارتك.