Health

7. Gives pain caused by an injury.
8. Charge of medication the doctor prescribes, which you pay at pharmacy.
9. British name for the state-funded service that covers hospitals, clinics, dentists, etc. (often abbreviated to the NHS).
12. Got better, recovered.
13. People who treat patients by using needles at special points around the skin.
17. Getting better.
22. Doctors who use tiny amounts of natural substances to treat an illness.
23. Shaking slightly, usually because of a fever.
25. Pain and difficulty in moving your neck round.
26. Centre which specialises in treating a particular condition or group of conditions.
27. Part of the body, e.g, stomach, liver.
28. Beating with pain.
30. Trying to get rid of.
31. General expression for all of the services offered by hospitals, clinics, dentists, opticiants, etc.
33. Tax paid by most working adults which covers the costs of healthcare for everyone.
34. With a high temperature/fever.
35. Blocked;informal.

1. Past the most difficult period.
2. Has caught, usually a non-serious illness.
3. Without sleeping much.
4. Small centre offering primary care, run by a single GP or a group of GP's.
5. One that is severe and sudden in onset.
6. Persistent low-level pain.
10. Therapist who use aromatic oils and massage.
11. Doctor who looks after people's general health.
14. We usually say come down, not go down with, when talking about ourselves.
15. Getting better:used for more serious illnesses.
16. Used for more long-term problems.
18. Shaking.
19. A feeling that you are spinning round and can't balance.
20. Injured by turning it suddenly.
21. People who treat patients by pressing joints in places where two joints are connected, e.g, the spine, or backbone.
24. Sudden, burning pain.
26. Approaches that differ from conventional western approaches.
29. Fully healthy again.
32. Choose private healthcare.