💊 Essential English for OTC Medicine: Learn Key Medical Vocabulary

Medical English Lesson Playlist ⬇️ Link: Favorite Medical English Lessons: ⬇️ ✨ Welcome back to LearningEnglishPRO! I’m Ger, your dedicated Online Tutor and Guide. After the overwhelming response to our general medicine lesson, we’re diving deep into the world of Over-the-Counter (OTC) Medications. This comprehensive lesson is packed with over 85 terms and 24 practical sentences and phrases, making it an indispensable resource for medical professionals, English learners, or anyone interested in health and wellness. Whether you’re navigating healthcare in an English-speaking country or just broadening your medical vocabulary, this lesson is a game-changer. You’ll learn everything from common pain relievers to allergy medications, all in easy-to-understand English. Learn and Share: Don’t forget to share this valuable lesson with a friend who might benefit from it. Engage with us in the comments, share your thoughts, and let’s create a community of learning and health awareness! 🌟 Remember to Like, Share, and SUBSCRIBE for more insightful lessons from LearningEnglishPRO. Wordlist: 📚✨ Over-the-Counter OTC Analgesic Pain Reliever Headache Toothache Dental Pain Backache Painkiller Acetaminophen Ibuprofen Dosage Dose Aspirin Antihistamine Allergy Medication Allergy Pollen Dust Nuts Animal Fur Loratadine Diphenhydramine Hay Fever Decongestant Nasal Congestion Stuffy Nose Blocked Nose Rhinitis Pseudoephedrine Phenylephrine Expectorant Cough Medicine Cough Syrup Chest Infection Mucus Phlegm Guaifenesin Antitussive Cough Suppressant Dextromethorphan Antacid Stomach Acid Indigestion Heartburn Liquid Chewable Tablet Tums Maalox Laxative Bowl Movement Constipation Stimulants Bulk-forming Anti-diarrheal Diarrhea Diarrhoea Loperamide Topical Analgesic Pain Skin Muscles Pain Relieving Cream Ointment Patches Menthol Lidocaine Antifungal Fungal Infection Athlete’s Foot Rash Fungicide Clotrimazole Antiseptic Cuts Wounds Disinfectant Germicide Hydrogen Peroxide Iodine Motion Sickness Medication Dizziness Nausea Vomiting Dimenhydrinate Meclizine Sentences: 🗣️ ✍🏽 “Hi, I have a headache. Can you recommend an analgesic and advise on the dosage?“ “I have some dental pain, can I get some aspirin please? “ “I have seasonal allergies, which antihistamine do you suggest and how often should I take it?“ “I am suffering from hay fever, can you recommend an antihistamine?“ “I’m congested. could you recommend a decongestant, and how often should I use it?“ “I have a really stuffy nose, which decongestant is best, in your opinion?“ “I have a chest infection with a lot of mucus, which expectorant would you suggest?“ “Hello, I need to get some cough medicine for my son, which one is best for children?“ “My cough is keeping me up at night, can you recommend an antitussive so I can rest?“ “I’ve had a cough for a few days, do you think I need an expectorant or a suppressant?“ “I’m experiencing heartburn, which antacid is effective, and how many tablets can I take at once?“ “I’ve have indigestion, would you recommend a liquid or chewable tablet antacid?“ “I’m constipated and need a laxative, how long does it take to work?“ “My mother is having trouble with her bowel movements, could you suggest a laxative for an older person?“ “I have an upset stomach and diarrhea. can you recommend an anti-diarrheal, and how often should I take it?“ “I have had diarrhea for a few days, can you suggest an anti-diarrheal that is fast and effective?“ “I have some muscle soreness, would a topical analgesic help, and how often should I apply it?“ “I have some muscle pain in my thigh, could I have a skin patch with an analgesic?“ “I cut myself, is an antiseptic like hydrogen peroxide suitable, and how should I use it on the wound?“ “I have a rash on my feet, could you suggest an antifungal cream please?“ “I have a fugal infection under my arm, could you suggest an antifungal suitable for that area?“ “I burnt myself last night on the stove, could you suggest a mild antiseptic?“ “Can you recommend a motion sickness medication, and when should I take it before travelling?“ “I get very sick when I am a passenger in the car, which medication is best for motion sickness?“ Thank you for joining me, Ger ☺️ here at LearningEnglishPRO! I hope you found my content informative and enjoyable! If so, please like, share, and SUBSCRIBE for lots more learning content! #OTCMedication #EnglishForHealthcare #PharmacyVocabulary #LearnEnglish #HealthAndWellness #MedicalEnglish #EnglishVocab #HealthcareCommunication