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English Listening Practice – Talking to Your Doctor | How to Describe Pain & Symptoms (ESL)

Practice your English listening skills with a real doctor–patient conversation in American English. In this episode of English Listening Practice, Martha and Bob roleplay realistic medical appointments and teach you how to describe pain, symptoms, and health concerns clearly and confidently in English. You’ll learn natural phrases and vocabulary used in real doctor visits, including how to describe chest pain, headaches, stomach problems, back pain, and more. This lesson is perfect for intermediate and advanced ESL learners who want to: • Improve medical English vocabulary • Practice describing symptoms naturally • Understand real doctor–patient conversations • Build confidence speaking English in important situations You’ll hear useful expressions like: “It feels like a heavy weight” “It came on suddenly” “The pain spreads to my shoulder” “It flared up” “I broke out in a rash” “On a scale from zero to ten…” ⚠️ Note: This video is for language learning purposes only. We are not medical professionals. If you’re serious about improving your English listening and speaking skills, this episode will help you communicate clearly in real-life situations. 00:00 Introduction – Talking to Your Doctor in English 01:40 Useful Sentence Patterns for Describing Symptoms 03:15 Scenario 1 – Chest Pain (Doctor Roleplay) 08:20 Language Breakdown – Pain Scale & Key Expressions 09:20 Scenario 2 – Severe Headache & Migraine 12:40 Vocabulary Breakdown – “Throbbing” & “Came On Suddenly” 13:30 Scenario 3 – Stomach Pain & Digestive Issues 17:10 Phrasal Verbs – “Broke Out” & “Coming Down With” 18:00 Scenario 4 – Back Pain & Radiating Pain 21:00 Natural Expressions – “Flaring Up” & “Pins and Needles” 22:00 Quick Vocabulary Recap – Pain Types & Sentence Structures 24:00 Outro – Practice Speaking Your Symptoms Subscribe for more real English conversation practice every week.