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Vital Emergency Phrases for Medical Situations in Italian

Key Italian phrases for medical emergencies!

Here are essential medical Italian emergency phrases that are crucial to know in urgent medical situations:

Common Medical Emergency Phrases in Italian

  • “Aiuto! Ho bisogno di un medico!”
    (“Help! I need a doctor!”)

  • “Chiamate un’ambulanza!”
    (“Call an ambulance!”)

  • “Dove fa male?”
    (“Where does it hurt?”)

  • “Mi fa male qui.”
    (“It hurts here.”)

  • “Sto avendo difficoltà a respirare.”
    (“I am having difficulty breathing.”)

  • “Sono allergico/a a…”
    (“I am allergic to…”)

  • “Ho una reazione allergica.”
    (“I am having an allergic reaction.”)

  • “Sono diabetico/a.”
    (“I am diabetic.”)

  • “Sto perdendo molto sangue.”
    (“I am bleeding a lot.”)

  • “È urgente.”
    (“It is urgent.”)

  • “Ho perso conoscenza.”
    (“I lost consciousness.”)

  • “Sto avendo un attacco di cuore.”
    (“I am having a heart attack.”)

  • “Sto avendo un attacco di panico.”
    (“I am having a panic attack.”)

  • “Mi sento debole.”
    (“I feel weak.”)

Asking or Providing Vital Information

  • “Chiama i miei familiari.”
    (“Call my family members.”)

  • “Ho una patologia cronica.”
    (“I have a chronic illness.”)

  • “Prendo questi farmaci:”
    (“I take these medications:”)

  • “Ho bisogno di un interprete.”
    (“I need an interpreter.”)

These phrases cover key expressions for describing symptoms, requesting help, and communicating vital health information in emergencies in Italian. Knowing them can ease communication with medical professionals and emergency responders while traveling or living in Italy. If more specialized or detailed phrases are needed, those can be provided as well.

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