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Post-Rhinoplasty Follow-Up: Pain Management and Emergency Contact

Somali ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈248 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Plastic Surgeon (speaking English) and 患者 (speaking Somali) talk through “Post-Rhinoplasty Follow-Up: Pain Management and Emergency Contact”. You interpret both ways — English into Somali, and Somali into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 27 WORDS
Surgeon

How have you been feeling since your rhinoplasty on Thursday afternoon? Is the pain manageable, or has it gotten noticeably worse since you woke up this morning?

SEGMENT 2 · SOMALI · 21 WORDS
Patient

Waan ku mahadsanahay su'aashaada. Xanuunku wuu jiraa, laakiin ma aha mid aan u adkaysan karin. Sanka iyo dhabannada ayaa xoogaa bararsan.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 27 WORDS
Surgeon

That swelling around your nose and cheeks is completely normal for day three after surgery. Have you noticed any bleeding, discharge, or unusual odour from the nostrils?

SEGMENT 4 · SOMALI · 16 WORDS
Patient

Ma jiro dhiig ka soo baxaya, Alhamdulillah. Laakiin waxaan ka baqayaa in xanuunku sii kordho habeenkan.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Surgeon

Good, no bleeding is very reassuring at this stage. Keep taking the prescribed paracetamol every six hours, and avoid aspirin or ibuprofen, which increase bleeding risk.

SEGMENT 6 · SOMALI · 20 WORDS
Patient

Waxaan qaatay dawadii lagu amray, laakiin haddii aan xanuun aad u daran dareemo dhaqdhaqaaqa ka dib, yaan la soo xiriiraa?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Surgeon

If your pain becomes severe or unbearable at any point, call our hospital's 24-hour patient line immediately, or go straight to the nearest emergency department.

SEGMENT 8 · SOMALI · 14 WORDS
Patient

Waa fahmay, waan ku mahadsanahay. Immisa toddobaad ayaan dib u imaan doonaa booqashada xigta?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Surgeon

Your follow-up appointment is booked in two weeks, back here at Prince of Wales Private Hospital, so we can check healing and remove the remaining stitches.

SEGMENT 10 · SOMALI · 14 WORDS
Patient

Mahadsanid. Ma dabaal cabbi karaa, ama jimicsi culus ma qaban karaa intii aan bogsan?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Surgeon

No swimming or submerging your face in water for at least four weeks, and please avoid strenuous exercise until your specialist clears you fully.

SEGMENT 12 · SOMALI · 8 WORDS
Patient

Waan fahmay dhammaan tilmaamaha, waanan ku mahadsanahay daryeelkaaga.

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