MEXICO 🇲🇽 AT THE DOCTOR: PHRASES


If you're planning to live in Mexico, there's a good chance you'll eventually visit a doctor, dentist, hospital, or medical laboratory.


And while many doctors in Mexico may speak some English, you shouldn't assume this. 


For example, do you know what these common instructions mean?

  • Abra la boca – Open your mouth

  • Respire profundo – Take a deep breath

  • No se mueva – Don't move

  • En ayunas – On an empty stomach (you'll hear this before certain blood tests)

  • ¿Le duele? – Does it hurt?

You don't need to speak perfect Spanish to get medical care in Mexico. But knowing a few basic phrases can make your appointments much less intimidating!


That's why I've put together a helpful list of 50+ Spanish words and phrases you're likely to hear at a doctor's office, hospital, or medical laboratory in Mexico.


Read the Full List of Spanish Medical Phrases Here


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