
How to ask about allergies and medications in Chinese
Crucial Emergency Phrases for Medical Dialogues in Chinese: How to ask about allergies and medications in Chinese
To ask about allergies and medications in Chinese, here are some key phrases and vocabulary:
Asking About Allergies
- “Do you have any allergies?” — 您有过敏史吗? (Nín yǒu guòmǐn shǐ ma?)
- “Are you allergic to anything?” — 你对什么过敏吗? (Nǐ duì shénme guòmǐn ma?)
- “I am allergic to [allergen].” — 我对[过敏原]过敏 (Wǒ duì [guòmǐnyuán] guòmǐn)
- For example, “I am allergic to pollen” — 我对花粉过敏 (Wǒ duì huāfěn guòmǐn)
- “I have a skin allergy” — 我有皮肤过敏 (Wǒ yǒu pífū guòmǐn)
Asking About Medication
- “I need allergy medication.” — 我需要过敏药 (Wǒ xūyào guòmǐnyào)
- “Do you have any food/medicine that doesn’t contain [allergen]?” — 请问有没有不含[过敏原]的食物/药品? (Qǐngwèn yǒu méiyǒu bù hán [guòmǐnyuán] de shíwù/yàopǐn?)
- “Are you taking any medications?” — 你在吃药吗? (Nǐ zài chī yào ma?)
Useful Vocabulary
- Allergy: 过敏 (guòmǐn)
- Allergen: 过敏原 (guòmǐnyuán)
- Allergy medication: 过敏药 (guòmǐnyào)
These phrases will help communicate about allergies and required medications effectively in Chinese. For more accurate pronunciation, listening to native speakers or language resources is advised.