How do you ask about allergies and medications in Spanish
Key Emergency Phrases for Medical Care in Spanish: How do you ask about allergies and medications in Spanish
To ask about allergies in Spanish, you can use the question:
- “¿Tiene alguna alergia?” (Do you have any allergy?)
- “¿Es alérgico(a) a algo?” (Are you allergic to anything?)
To say that you are allergic to something, use:
- “Soy alérgico(a) a…” followed by the allergen, for example, “Soy alérgico al polen” (I am allergic to pollen).
To ask about medication allergies specifically, you can say:
- “¿Es alérgico(a) a algún medicamento?” (Are you allergic to any medication?)
- “¿Tiene alergias a algún medicamento?” (Do you have allergies to any medication?)
For asking about medications in general, you might use phrases like:
- “¿Qué medicamentos toma?” (What medications do you take?)
- “¿Toma usted algún medicamento actualmente?” (Are you currently taking any medication?)
Additionally, to ask about allergies or reactions to food or substances, some examples are:
- “¿Este plato lleva huevos?” (Does this dish contain eggs?)
- “No puedo comer cacahuetes.” (I cannot eat peanuts.)
- “Soy alérgico(a) a la soja.” (I am allergic to soy.)
These phrases will help inquire about allergies and medications clearly in Spanish contexts.