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ตรวจโรค

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ตรวจ
โรค

Pronunciation

trùat rôok

ตรวจโรค

trùat rôok

examine medically

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  1. 1 examine medically、diagnose、have a medical examination

This means to medically examine someone to find out whether they have an illness or what condition they have. Depending on context, it can mean examining, diagnosing, or having a medical checkup.

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examine medically、diagnose、have a medical examination

Verb⭐️3 Common

Used for medically checking for disease, either from the doctor’s side as examining/diagnosing or from the patient’s side as getting examined.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ตรวจ means “to check or examine,” and โรค means “disease.” Together, ตรวจโรค refers to medically checking for disease or identifying a condition. With a doctor as the subject, it often means “examine” or “diagnose.” With a patient as the subject, especially in ไปตรวจโรค, it means “go to get examined.”

Usage

It is used in hospitals, clinics, workplace medical checks, school health requirements, and general health-management contexts. It can describe seeing a doctor because of symptoms or getting a required medical examination.

Caution

For a specific test, use ตรวจ plus the test target, such as ตรวจเลือด for a blood test or ตรวจปัสสาวะ for a urine test. Also, รักษาโรค means “treat a disease,” which is different from ตรวจโรค, the checking or examination stage.

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