Health. Ilnesses

5. A continuous pain located inside your skull.
6. How your body responds to something it doesn't like, such as peanuts, pollen, or dust.
9. When your body is much hotter than the normal
11. A condition where you have to go to the bathroom very often and your waste is liquid.
13. A type of medicine (like Aspirin or Ibuprofen) used to stop or reduce physical suffering.
14. Your ability to see; what you use your eyes for.
15. A tool doctors use to listen to what’s happening inside your body, especially your heart and lungs.
16. A group of red spots or an itchy area on your skin, often caused by an allergy.
17. The opposite of strong; it describes the feeling when you have no energy or power in your muscles, often because you are ill.
19. A sudden, noisy push of air from your throat, common when you have a cold or chest infection.

1. A British English term used when you are just a little bit hungry and feel like having a small snack, but not a full meal.
2. Feeling very sad, hopeless, or having no energy for a long period of time.
3. Something a doctor recommends when you are tired or ill; it means sleeping or staying in bed.
4. A general term for an unpleasant physical feeling caused by injury or illness.
7. A very intense, severe headache that often makes you sensitive to light and sound.
8. The unpleasant feeling in your stomach when you think you are going to vomit.
10. When you are sick and you need a lot of tissues to wipe your face.
12. A common viral infection that causes fever, body aches, and makes you feel very weak for a week.
15. When it hurts to swallow food or drink because your neck area is inflamed.
18. When something is pressed so hard that it breaks into tiny pieces or powder. It can also describe a person who feels emotionally devastated or overwhelmed.