Belly pain can be benign… or surgical. These 5 Spanish questions get you the essentials fast:

1. ¿Dónde le duele exactamente?

2. ¿Desde cuándo empezó?

3. ¿Es constante o viene y va?

4. En una escala del 0 al 10, ¿qué tan fuerte es?

5. ¿Tiene náuseas, vómitos, diarrea o estreñimiento?

¡Buenas tardes a todos! 

I hope you’ve all been well. It’s been quite some time, but I think it’s time HablaMed get back up and running on a regular basis. I have hopes to continue uploading high-quality content onto IG and TikTok, and further our connection on our website! We may be looking at a massive website overhaul very soon- so keep your eye out!

In the meantime- what would you all like to see in upcoming videos, resources, etc? I’m thinking of hosting monthly “office hours” where we can meet up and practice together! I think that would be very enjoyable. Please if you have any thoughts or recommendation, or something specifically you’d like to see, please comment below or shoot me a message/email! I'm working on a new project that I think everyone will find quite useful :-)

Hasta luego🤠

-Tyler 

This week we’re focusing on triage openers, pain assessment, and chest-pain red flags—the exact lines you need on shift.

What you’ll get this week

• Exact openers that build rapport fast (no more “Do you speak English?”). Download yours below!

• Pain scale flow: location → 0–10 → quality words (opresión, punzante, ardor/quemante, calambre) → timing/triggers.

• Chest-pain mini-script to surface red flags quickly and respectfully, to be posted later this week!

Watch the 60-second role-play for both pain assessments and triage- Coming to socials this week!

¡Hola a todos!

How has everyone been? I have taken a good amount of time away from social media to recharge- and I am excited to return to our community. How has everyone been? Have you all been studying! I'd love to know what's been going on.

Comment below and I'll try to respond to everyone! How have you been studying?

-Tyler

¡Feliz martes, comunidad!

Have you ever considered joining a language exchange? Whether it’s with a friend, another learner, or a native speaker, there are so many ways to learn together.

You might help a native Spanish speaker practice their English while they help you with your Spanish. Or maybe you and a fellow learner partner up and give each other feedback.

There are endless ways to connect—and grow! Use this post to find your next intercambio partner. Share your name, where you’re from, and what your goals are.

✨ Also—would you all be interested if we hosted a group exchange here on HablaMed? Let me know in the comments!

Let’s build more community and connection together. ¡Vamos!