Doctor Visit: Headache and Dizziness – English Conversation Practice

In this video, you’ll practice an English conversation during a doctor’s visit. Sarah has been experiencing a persistent headache and dizziness for a week. She describes her symptoms to the doctor, who asks questions to better understand her condition. You’ll learn how to describe pain, such as whether it’s throbbing or dull, and talk about dizziness, which happens when standing or moving around.

This conversation is useful for anyone learning English, especially if you need to talk to a doctor in an English-speaking environment. Focus on listening to the doctor’s questions and responding with clear descriptions. Practice saying phrases like "I’ve been having a headache" and "It’s more like a dull ache." This lesson will help you improve your medical vocabulary and conversation skills, making you more confident during real doctor visits.

Watch the video and repeat the dialogue to enhance your pronunciation and fluency in English.