Appendicitis, An inflammation of the appendix that causes pain in the lower right part of the abdomen., Insomnia, The condition of being unable to sleep or having difficulty sleeping., Attack (of smth.), A sudden period of illness or a sudden occurrence of a medical condition., Prescription, A written instruction from a doctor that tells you what medicine to take and how to take it., Case (of a disease), An instance of a particular disease affecting a person., Recover (from a disease), To become healthy again after an illness., Remedy, A medicine or treatment used to cure or relieve an illness., Complication, A medical problem that happens during or after an illness or treatment., Scarlet fever, An infectious disease that causes a high temperature, sore throat and a red skin rash., Cough, To force air out of your throat suddenly and noisily., Sneeze, To suddenly force air out through your nose and mouth., Cure (of), To make someone healthy again or to stop a disease., Sore, Painful or uncomfortable, especially because of infection or inflammation., Surgery, Medical treatment in which a doctor operates on a person's body., Die of, To lose one's life because of a particular disease or illness., Symptom, A physical or mental sign that shows a person may have an illness., Tonic, A medicine that is believed to make a person feel stronger and healthier., Disease, An illness that affects the body or mind., Treat, To give medical care to someone who is ill or injured.
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