lesson 5 - health

As recommended previously let's talk about health.
Again, i'll try to keep it sweet and simple and then if any questions arise answer them then.
P.S - Shark Bite Bickle is good on health words (for some reason - what could that be?)

English	Thai
Head	Huwa
Stomach	Tong
Eyes	Tdaa
Mouth	Barg
Throat	Kor
Bone	Gradook
Pain	Jeb
Ache	Buwad
Sting (as in “it stings”)	Seap
Itch	Kan
Cut	plair
Allergy	Pair
Broken	Hak
Bite (as in sting from animal)	Tdoy
Fever	Kai
Cough	Eye
Puss	Nong
Burn	Tuk pow
Doctor	Mor
Medicine	Yaa
Hospital	Rong payabahn
Nurse	payabahn
Patient	Kon kai
Sick (to feel)	Mai sabai
Vomit	Spoken-uwak formal - ajian

sentences:
i feel sick - pom mai sabia
i have a bad stomach - tong sia
i need a doctor - pom tong gaan mor
have you been to a doctor yet? - haa mor ruh yang?
help me!!!! - chuwai duwai
can you help me please - chuwai noi
i'm looking for a patient - pom haa kon kai
i have a fever - pom pben kai
i have a sore throat - pom jeb kor
i don't feel too good - pom rusig mai koy dee tow rai (this is intermediate grammar)
call a doctor - riak mor noi
is it a big problem? - mee ban haa yai mai?
It changed colour and fell off - mun pblien see le luut

Nice one SitapatrJay, especially liked the last one:

"Mun pblien see le luut." Just hope I'll never need to use that one.

So, I have headache/stomachache would be:

Pom mee huwa buwad/tong buwad

Is that correct?

sorry for not being specific.
Quick grammar check: In thai adjective follows noun, so red car = car red (rot deng) this applies to all forms of description (especially adverbs) so stomach ache becomes ache stomach - buwad tong and head ache becomes ache head - buwad huwa
My apologies, please keep sending questions as it will help me give better instruction in the future.
thanks

There is also 'Jeb huwa', 'jeb tong' etc with 'jeb' meaning hurt ....

so it's basically head hurt, stomach hurt etc.

...... I think.