Symptoms
❃ Symptoms
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Ik heb koorts.
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I have a fever.
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Ik ben verkouden.
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I have a cold.
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Ik moet steeds hoesten.
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I keep coughing.
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Ik ben misselijk.
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I feel nauseous.
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Ik heb moeten overgeven.
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I had to vomit.
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Ik voel me duizelig.
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I feel dizzy.
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Ik heb last van diarree.
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I am suffering from diarrhea.
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Ik heb uitslag op mijn huid.
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I have a rash on my skin.
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Mijn neus is verstopt.
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My nose is stuffed up.
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Ik heb moeite met ademhalen.
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I have trouble breathing.
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Ik heb een allergische reactie.
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I am having an allergic reaction.
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Alles draait om me heen.
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Everything is spinning around me.
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Ik heb koude rillingen.
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I have chills.
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Mijn keel doet pijn als ik slik.
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My throat hurts when I swallow.
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Ik zweet heel erg.
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I am sweating a lot.
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Ik ben mijn stem kwijt.
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I lost my voice.
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Ik heb geen eetlust meer.
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I have lost my appetite.
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Ik heb last van maagzuur.
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I am suffering from heartburn.
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Mijn ogen jeuken en zijn rood.
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My eyes are itchy and red.
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Ik denk dat ik griep heb.
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I think I have the flu.
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