English medical and health idioms, expressions;
| As fit as a fiddle | To be heathy and phsically fit |
| At death’s door | Very near death |
| As pale as a ghost | Extremely pale |
| Bitter pill to swallow | An unpleasant fact that one must accept |
| Get a charley horse | To develop a cramp in the arm or the leg |
| Have one foot in the grave | To be near death |
| Run in the family | To be a common family characteristic |
| Under the weather | Not feeling well |
| Sick and tired of | Extremely annoyed by something that occurs repeatedly |
| Go under the knife | Undergo surgery |
