There are three types of hepatitis: A, B and C.

A chronic disease is a disease that lasts for a long period of time. Some can be cured, and some cannot.

Diarhoea is spelled wrong. Diarrhoea is the only correct way to spell that word.

A mask helped to keep us protected from the virus by filtering the air.

It is not hepati[Y]s, but hepatit[I]s.

Herpes infections are transmitted by kissing or touching.

Most of the time, when you sneeze, your eyes get watery and swell, it means that you are having an allergic reaction.

Tooth cancer does not exist. Instead, there is mouth or oral cancer.

When you are suffering a cold, drinking tea could help with soothing your symptoms.

A concussion is caused by hitting your head hard. When you have a consussion, you could faint and damage your brain.

Well-being is another word for health, and it means a state of healthiness.

Runny or stuffy nose means that you have troubles breathing through it due to thick fluid blocking out air.

Headache is not an illness, but it is a symptom of one. For example, when your head hurts it means that you are suffering a cold.

When you eat bad or spoiled food, you get food poisoning.

An injury is a damage or harm done to your body.

A rash caused by chickenpox mostly covers your whole body and spreads quickly.

Anxiety is the only correct spelling of this word.

An asthma is a condition which triggers coughing and shortness of breath.

When your body temperature is too hot, it means that your body is fighting a disease.