clear up	if a rash or a cold does it, it goes away
come out in a rash	when a rash or spots start covering part or all of your body
come out of a coma	wake up from a coma
come round/come to	to regain consciousness after you have fainted
go down with sth	to become ill with sth
pass out	to faint, to lose consciousness
pull through	survive and recover from a serious illness
put sb on sth	to prescribe some medicine to sb
put sb on a diet	to tell sb to go on diet
put your back out	hurt your back, often because you have tried to lift sth very heavy
shake (sth) off	to get rid of sth
take a tooth out	remove a tooth
wear off	stop having an effect
blinding/splitting/thumping headache	very bad headache
bug	illness which is easily caught but which is not serious and probably lasts for two or three days
a stomach/tummy bug	not serious illness that affects the stomach
feel as right as rain	to feel 100% well, after having previously felt ill
highly infectious disease	a disease that is very easily passed from one person to another
have/suffer a nervous breakdown	to become extremely depressed and unable to cope
have (got) poor eyesight	not to be able to see well
be hard of hearing	not to be able to hear very well
runny nose/ nose is running	katar
be seriously ill	to be very ill and probably in hospital as a result
shooting pains	sudden sharp pains
sore throat	when your throat hurts
stinking cold	a very bad cold
have a touch of flu	to have some of the symptoms of flu
feel a bit under the weather/off-colour	to feel slightly ill
have an upset stomach/have a stomach upset	not be able to keep anything in your stomach because you have probably eaten or drunk sth bad
alleviate (the) pain/symptoms	to reduce the amount/effect of pain/symptoms (used also with boredoom, problem, anxiety, poverty)
contract a disease/illness	to catch/fall ill with a disease; not used with minor illnesses in spoken English
give blood	to voluntarily have blood taken form you
make a recovery	to recover, to get better
make a full recovery	to recover completely
nurse sb back to health	help sb get better
perform an operation	to operate on sb
reduce the swelling	do sth or take some medicine which will return the swollen part of your body back to its normal size
regain consciousness	to "wake up" having previously fainted/been unconscius; to come round/to
respond to treatment	get better as a result of taking a particular medicine
take effect	to start to work (for a medicine, a painkiller, etc.)
treat an illness	to try and cure an illness
undergo surgery	formal, to have a surgeon operate on you
be admitted to hospital	to be taken into hospital
be allergic to sth	when your body reacts to something in a negative way
be on antibiotics	to be taking antibiotic medicine
cure for a disease	a medicine or medical treatment that will get rid of an illness or a disease
die of sth	to be dead because of sth
be discharged from hospital	to be allowed to leave hospital
be in intensive care	to be in a hospital ward where people who are very ill are treated and looked after
be on the mend	to be getting better
operate on sb	to treat sb by cutting open part of their body and removing or repairing sth
get medicine on prescription	when you must have a prescription to get medicine
over the counter	when you don't need to have a prescription to buy medicine
be rushed to/into hospital	to be taken to hospital very quickly
be in good shape	to be fit and healthy
be under a lot of stress	to be unable to relax because you're worrying a lot
suffer from sth	to have a particular illness or disease
be susceptible to sth	to be the kind of person who easily catches a disease or illness
hang by a thread	when youre life is..., you're very ill and likely to die
take its toll/a heavy toll on	to have a bad effect on
enjoy good health	cieszyć się dobrym zdrowiem
reduce stress levels	zredukować stres
build up your strength	wzmacniać się
do plenty of exercise	wykonywać wiele ćwiczeń
gentle exercise	łagodne ćwiczenia
do sport	uprawiać sport
watch what you eat	uważać na to, co się je
go on diet	przejść na dietę
buil up resistance	wzmacniać odporność
serious medical condition	poważny stan zdrowia
have an operation	mieć operację
course of medication	kuracja, leczenie
make a full recovery	całkowicie wyzdrowieć
exceed the recommended dose	przekroczyć wskazaną dawkę
take an overdose	take too much of a drug
side effects	efekty uboczne
adverse reactions	reakcje negatywne, niepożądane
streaming cold	a heavy cold
shake off a cold	get rid of a cold
be in poor health	not be very well
infectious disease	diseases caught from someone with that disease
rare illness/disease	an illnoss that seldom occurs
critically ill	extremely/dangerously ill
fight for one's life	in danger of dying
fall into a coma	become unconscious
come out of a coma	regain consciousness
massive heart attack	a very serious heart attack
untimely/premature death	death at too, early an age
sense of achievement	feeling of having succeeded
sense of purpose	feeling of having a clear aim
sigh of relief	happy feeling that something bad has not happened
feel a shiver down one's spine	feeling of excitement (or sometimes fear)
surge of adrenalin	a sudden increase in adrenalin
burst of energy	a feeling of being full of energy
state of euphoria	a feeling of excited happiness
sheer bliss	a feeling of calm happiness
my heart leapt	moje serce podskoczyło
lifelong ambition	życiowy cel, pragnienie
dream come true	spełnione marzenie
high hopes	wielkie nadzieje
go into raptures	express one's extreme pleasure and excitement
jump for joy	podskoczyć ze szczęścia
dead keen	infml very keen
find happiness	odnaleźć w czymś szczęście
sth doesn't live up people's expectations	sth isn't as good as expected
work to one's advantage	be of benefit to sb
pure luck	czyste szczęście
cautiously optimistic	powściągliwie optymistyczny
take delight in	czerpać przyjemność z (d)
profound admiration	głęboki podziw
get the recognition one deserves	mieć taką rozpoznawalność, na jaką się zasługuje
take pleasure from	formal find great enjoyment in
express one's admiration	wyrazić uznanie
great pleasure	not BIG pleasure
nasty shock	nieprzyjemny, paskudny szok
black eye	podbite oko
fit of jealousy	przypływ zazdrości
sick with worry/worried sick	bardzo się martwić
harebrained scheme	crazy plan
shatter one's confidence	make sb lose all their confidence
take exception to sth	obect to sth, be annoyed by sth
sth fills me with dread	sth makes me feel very upset and worried, about sth in the future
give vent to one's frustration	express one's feelings of frustration; only with negative feelings
admit defeat	accept that one will not succeed
bottle up one's feelings	when sb does not express their feelings
increase your stress levels	make yourself feel more stressed
outpouring of grief	widespread expr. of sadness caused by someone's death
in a state of shock	w szoku
inconsolable grief	niepocieszony żal -,-
hasten one's death	make sb die sooner
threat of civil war	widmo wojny domowej
hang over the country	wisi nad krajem (widmo wojny domowej)
intense dislike	silna awersja
lapse of judgement	poor judgement
disparaging remark	unpleasant comment
fuel fears	make sb feel more afraid
retaliate	brać odwet
suffer rough treatment	być surowo traktowanym
at the hands of	w rękach
to be left with little alternative	nie mieć zbyt dużego wyboru
hurl insults	rzucać obelgi
take a sideswipe at	make a critical remark about one thing while talking about sth else
laughable idea	śmieszny pomysł
pose a threat	stanowić zagrożenie
to be in for a shock	to get a nasty surprise