to become unconscious for an indefinite time, fall into a coma, coma, put into a coma, stomach ache, diarrhoea and vomiting, stomach upsets, stomach ill, illness, the medicine we take to relieve ourselves of physical pain, painkiller, pain, painer, a feeling of sickness and vomiting, nausea, stomach upsets, illness, the ability to see, vision, see, eye, extreme discomfort, pain, painkiller, harm, a dry red infected area of the skin that is itchy, rash, resh, rashy, an illness caused by eating bad food, food poisoning, meal poisoning, poisoned, to go back to a normal physical or mental state, to recover from, recovery, recover of, to become healthy after an injury or illness, to heal, to be ill, to be out of illness, to put a substance onto a surface, to apply, to add, to aply, to cause a disease or illness to end or disappear with medical treatment, to cure, to cury, to cured, to say what medicine or treatment sb should have, to prescribe, to prescripe, to write out, to cure, to treat, to be recovered, to be a doctor, liquid body waste due to illness, diarrhoea, diarhoea, fever, enlarged due to liquid or gas, bloated, measls, flu, sharp pains in the abdomen, cramps, cremps, crumps, a severe headache which affects one side of the head and can cause distorted vision and, migraine, head illness, painhaead, to faint; to lose consciousness, to pass out, to pass down, to pass on, raised red bumps on the skin, usually as an allergic reaction to sth, hives, hyves, hive, an injury appearing as a purple mark on the body, bruise, bryse, bruiser, the part of the body above the hips, waist, weist, weyst, a mark left by a cut, wound or operation, scar, skar, scarr, a loop of thread used to close up a deep cut in the skin, stitch, stich, scitch, a liquid put straight into the blood stream with a syringe, which stops you catching a certain illness, vaccination, vacination, voccanation, any medicine put straight into the blood stream with a syringe, injection, indjection, indekshin, the machine you use to see how much you weigh, scales, skales, scale, a moveable bed for an injured person, which is carried by two people, stretcher, strecher, skretcher, a chair with wheels for people who have difficulty walking, wheelchair, whiilchair, whelchair, a piece of paper from your doctor saying which medicines you need to buy, prescription, write medicine, recipe, a very bad pain in the area at the back of your mouth, inside the neck, throat infection, throat illness, throat pain, a condition where you cannot sleep well, insomnia, not sleep, outsleeping, short repeated spasms causing sounds made in the throat without meaning, hiccups, hicups, hiccup, a thin medicated liquid which you put on your skin, ointment, aintment, oinment, to move a liquid around in the back of your mouth without swallowing, to gargle, to water, to mouthwater, an infectious disease that covers your skin in small, red spots, measles, meesles, meazles, to injure your skin by rubbing it against something rough, to graze, to grase, to cut, a very sweet liquid made from sugar and water, syrop, surop, syrup, a medical condition in which the body temperature is higher than usual, fever, fewer, flu, a condition in which your throat is red and feels painful, especially when you swallow, sore throat, a throat pain, a throat ache

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