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When you need to visit a clinic and see a doctor, first ask your friends, senior students “senpai,”dormitory tutors, or dormitory managers who can help you make necessary arrangements in Japanese.  \n2. If you cannot find anyone fluent in Japanese around you, please try to do it yourself.  \nHere are some tips for Japanese phrases and sentences that you can use when you visit a medical institution. Please make use of these example phrases and try yourself first. If you have any trouble after trying yourself, always feel free to contact the Nurse ’s Office and seek further assistance.  \n※ If your condition is severe or emergent, do not hesitate to consult with the Nurse ’s Office right away. During night time, weekends, or holidays, etc. , when the Nurse’s Office is closed, call the Call Center or call for an ambulance (119) .  \n1. Find a Clinic/Hospital  \nCheck the list of medical institutions that provide services in English here.  If you are not sure which clinic on the list to choose, you can consult the Nurse ’s Office.  \n2. Make a Reservation  \nBefore you visit a clinic, you need to check whether the clinic requires reservation or not. If they do, you should make an appointment in advance by phone or online.  \n| ●Making a Reservation / Yoyaku wo suru |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| English | Japanese |\n| Hello | もしもし Moshi moshi |\n| I would like to see a doctor today. | きょう しんさつ を うけたい です Kyou shinsatsu wo uketai desu |\n| I would like to see a doctor tomorrow. | あした しんさつ を うけたい です Ashita shinsatsu wo uketai desu |\n| I would like to see a doctor next week. | らいしゅう しんさつ を うけたい です Raishu shinsatsu wo uketai desu |\n| Is 10 in the morning available? | ごぜん じゅうじ は あいて いますか?\u003Cbr>Gozen Juji ha aite imasuka? |\n| Is 5 in the afternoon available? | ごご ごじ は あいて いますか?\u003Cbr>Gogo goji ha aite imasuka? |\n| I would like to reschedule/cancel my appointment. | よやく を へんこう/きゃんせる したい です\u003Cbr>Yoyaku wo henko/kyanseru shitai desu |\n\n3. At the Clinic  \nWhen you get to the clinic, show your health insurance card.  \nYou may be asked to fill in a medical questionnaire form.  \nIf possible, try to fill in a form, referring to the website listed at the bottom of this guide. You may even print out the form from the website and fill in in advance since this one is in both English and Japanese.  \n| ●At the Reception / Uketuke |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| English | Japanese |\n| I have an appointment. | よやく を しています Yoyaku wo shiteimasu |\n| I don ’t have an appointment. | よやく を していません Yoyaku wo shiteimasen |\n| Can I see the doctor without an appointment? | よやく が なくても みてもらえますか? Yoyaku ga nakutemo mitemoraemasuka? |\n| I have a health insurance card. | ほけんしょう が あります Hokensho ga arimasu |\n| (Medical staff may say:) Please fill in this questionnaire. | もんしんひょう に きにゅう して ください Monshinhyo ni kinyu shite kudasai |\n| I cannot read/write in Japanese. | わたしは にほんご で よめません/かけません Watashi wa Nihongo de yomemasen/kakemasen |\n\n\n| ●Symptoms / Shojo |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| English | Japanese |\n| (Medical staff may ask:) What are your symptoms? | どのような しょうじょう が あります か?\u003Cbr>Donoyouna shojo ga arimasu ka? |\n| I have a headache. | あたま が いたい です Atama ga itai desu |\n| I have a stomachache. | おなか が いたい です Onaka ga itai desu |\n| I have toothache. | は が いたい です\u003Cbr>Ha ga itai desu |\n| I have a backache. | こし が いたい です\u003Cbr>Koshi ga itai desu |\n\n\n| I have a sore throat. | のど が いたい です\u003Cbr>Nodo ga itai desu |\n| --- | --- |\n| I have a pain in my leg/ ankle/ wrist/shoulder. | あし/あしくび/てくび/かた が いたい です Ashi/ashikubi/tekubi/kata ga itai deu |\n| I have a fever. | ねつ が あります\u003Cbr>Netsu ga arimasu |\n| I don ’t have a fever. | ねつ は ありません\u003Cbr>Netsu ha arimasen |\n| I feel nauseous. | はきけ が あります\u003Cbr>Hakike ga arimasu |\n| I have vomited. | はきました Hakimashita |\n| I have diarrhea. | げり があります\u003Cbr>Geri ga arimasu |\n| I feel dizzy. | めまい が あります\u003Cbr>Memai ga arimasu |\n| I feel itchy. | かゆみ が あります\u003Cbr>Kayumi ga arimasu |\n| I have menstrual pain/cramps. | せいりつう が あります Seiritu ga arimasu |\n| I want medic","cbCaimJ3vXB33BsS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimJ3vXB33BsS","pdf",398079,"English","# Find a Clinic/Hospital\n# Make a Reservation\n## At the Reception\n## Symptoms\n# More useful resources and information","[{\"question\":\"How should you arrange a clinic visit in Japanese?\",\"answer\":\"Ask friends, senpai, dormitory tutors, or dormitory managers to help with arrangements. 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