Medical Interpreter Practice | 6. Protuberance in vagina NBCMI CCHI ENG SPA - Consecutive Training
Medical Concerns and Personal Health Journey
Discussion of Symptoms and Medical History
- The speaker mentions a growth that appeared in the vaginal area, noting it has increased in size over time but is not causing pain.
- Despite the growth, there are no significant symptoms like pain or discomfort reported at this stage.
- The speaker expresses frustration about an unspecified issue, indicating a sense of discomfort related to their condition.
Previous Medical Conditions
- The speaker shares their medical history, including diabetes during pregnancy, which they no longer have.
- They mention taking medications briefly for an unspecified condition but were advised to stop after one week.
Surgical History
- A brief overview of past surgeries includes gallbladder removal four years ago and a cesarean section two years prior.
- The speaker experiences dizziness lasting around ten minutes, possibly linked to blood pressure fluctuations.
Current Health Observations
- They report feeling hot and sweating during episodes of dizziness, suggesting possible anxiety or physical response to health issues.
Seeking Further Medical Advice
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