C2 Level Wordlist - Health Condition

Here you will learn all the essential words for talking about Health Condition, collected specifically for level C2 learners.

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palpitation [noun]

a heart beat that is very irregular or too fast

Ex: After drinking several cups of coffee , he noticed an increase in palpitations , prompting him to cut back on caffeine .

pneumonia [noun]

the infection and inflammation of air sacs in one's lungs, usually caused by a bacterial infection that makes breathing difficult

Ex: Pneumonia can be caused by various pathogens , including bacteria , viruses , and fungi , and typically presents with symptoms such as cough , fever , and chest pain .

catarrh [noun]

a medical condition during which mucus accumulates in one's nose, throat, or sinuses and blocks them

Ex: To alleviate the symptoms of catarrh , he used a saline nasal spray and drank plenty of fluids .

malaise [noun]

a feeling of being physically ill and irritated without knowing the reason

Ex: She felt a general sense of malaise , with fatigue and a lack of energy persisting for several days .

contagion [noun]

any disease or virus that can be easily passed from one person to another

Ex: Frequent handwashing and wearing masks are effective measures to reduce the risk of contagion in crowded places .

congestion [noun]

a condition where an excess amount of blood or other fluid accumulates in a part of the body, leading to swelling or discomfort

Ex: The cold symptoms included a sore throat , coughing , and severe congestion that persisted for over a week .

lesion [noun]

an injury or wound to living tissue, often involving a cut, break, or trauma to the skin

Ex: Lesions caused by burns can take weeks to heal .

ulcer [noun]

a lesion or sore on the skin that might bleed or even produce a poisonous substance

Ex: The open ulcer on his leg required regular cleaning and dressing to prevent infection and promote healing .

pathogen [noun]

any organism that can cause diseases

Ex: The researchers identified a new viral pathogen that was causing the outbreak of respiratory illness in the community .

indisposition [noun]

a mild state of being unwell, often leading to a temporary inability to perform one's usual activities

Ex: The manager showed understanding when the team member communicated their indisposition and need for a sick day .

bout [noun]

a short period during which someone is suffering from an illness

Ex: His frequent bouts of insomnia left him feeling exhausted and unable to focus during the day .

patient zero [noun]

the first person known to have a certain disease, often seen as the starting point of an outbreak

Ex: Researchers are studying patient zero to learn more about the transmission and progression of the virus .

anorexic [noun]

a person who has an eating disorder characterized by an intense fear of gaining weight and severe food restriction

Ex: The support group offered a safe space where anorexics could share their experiences and progress in recovery .

morbidity [noun]

the prevalence of disease or injury within a specific population over a particular period

Ex: Chronic conditions contribute to long-term morbidity .

malady [noun]

any physical problem that might put one's health in danger

Ex: The doctor diagnosed her with a mysterious malady that caused chronic fatigue and muscle weakness .

affliction [noun]

a state of pain or suffering due to a physical or mental condition

Ex: Chronic back pain was his most debilitating affliction , affecting his ability to work and enjoy daily activities .

valetudinarian [adjective]

a person who is excessively concerned about their health and often believes they are ill

Ex: The workplace implemented a wellness program to address valetudinarian concerns and promote a balanced perspective on health .

stricken [adjective]

severely affected by a harmful condition or troubling emotion

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spry [adjective]

energetic and agile, especially in older age

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anemic [adjective]

relating to a health condition where a person has a lower than normal number of red blood cells, causing fatigue and weakness

Ex: The doctor diagnosed her as anemic after conducting blood tests that revealed a low hemoglobin level .

ailing [adjective]

suffering from an illness or injury

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sallow [adjective]

yellowish, sickly, or lacking in healthy color

Ex: The patient 's sallow appearance prompted the doctor to investigate potential underlying health issues .

spent [adjective]

feeling or appearing completely exhausted

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pallid [adjective]

abnormally pale, lacking in color, and often associated with illness, shock, or a lack of vitality

Ex: The horror movie left the audience members with pallid faces as they left the theater .

enervated [adjective]

weakened and depleted of strength or vitality

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ghastly [adjective]

looking pale due to being sick or in poor health

Ex: Despite her efforts to conceal it with makeup , her ghastly appearance betrayed the toll that chemotherapy had taken on her health .

salubrious [adjective]

indicating or promoting healthiness and well-being

Ex: The doctor recommended moving to a more salubrious climate to alleviate the patient 's respiratory issues .

endemic [adjective]

relating to a disease or condition that is commonly found in a specific area or group of people

Ex: The endemic species found in the rainforest are uniquely adapted to their environment and play a crucial role in maintaining the ecosystem 's balance .

immunocompromised [adjective]

related to a state in which an individual's immune system is weakened or impaired, making them more susceptible to infections and illnesses

Ex: HIV / AIDS can lead to an immunocompromised state .

asymptomatic [adjective]

(of a disease) not showing any symptoms associated with it

Ex: Many individuals infected with the parasite are asymptomatic and may not seek medical attention .

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