List of Sicknesses and Injuries

Pals can get sick and sustain injuries in Palworld. Read on to learn more about all the sicknesses and injuries in Palworld and how to cure them!

List of Sicknesses and Injuries

All Sicknesses and Injuries

When Pals are damaged, overworked, or neglected, they may get one of the following injuries:

• Hungry
• Starving
• Sick (Cold)
• Sprain
• Overfull
• Ulcer
• Fracture
• Weakened
• Depressed
• Incapacitated
• Minor Injury
• Major Injury

These statuses can cause negative effects such as reduced working speed or inability to work, so it's important to maintain high Sanity for Pals. Ensure that the Pals are kept happy and sane by providing for their needs.

How to Keep Pals Happy and Sane

How to Cure Sicknesses and Injuries

Use Medicine on Injured Pals

Sickness/Injury	Cure
Hungry	Food
Starving
Sick (Cold)	Low Grade Medical Supplies
Sprain
Overfull
Ulcer	Medical Supplies
Fracture
Weakened	High Grade Medical Supplies
Depressed
Incapacitated	Return and keep in Palbox for 10 minutes
Minor Injury	Allow to rest in pal beds
Major Injury

Certain injuries require specific types of Medicine that are crafted from a Medieval Medicine Workbench. However, some sicknesses and injuries can be resovled simply by providing the needs of your pals such as food, beds, and hot springs.

Pay careful attention to what medical status your Pal has so that you do not accidentally give the wrong medicine!

How to Fix Pal Injuries

List of Combat Status Effects

Status Effects	Description
Blind	• When a Blind status effect is inflicted, you should see a dark cloud over the target's eyes. • When a Player gets inflicted with Blind, their vision will be dimmed, and Pals will often miss when attacking.
Burn	• Fire attacks and some Dragon elemental attacks from Pals can cause Burn which deals damage over time on the affected targets. • Players can also get Burned when they stand on Campfires, get hit by flamethrowers, and stand on lava.
Frozen	• When hit with a Frozen status effect, the target gets enveloped in ice and is immobilized for a short amount of time.
Electrocuted	• Getting hit by Electric skills and weapons like Shock Grenade and Stun Baton can cause the Electrocuted status effect, and renders the inflicted as Stunned for a short amount of time.
Entangled	• Although it rarely happens, getting hit by Grass skills inflicts the Entangled status effect. • The inflicted's movement will be slowed, and Players cannot make any action that needs stamina until the status effect wears off.
Poison	• Getting hit by Dark Pal skills can get you in a Poisoned state which deals damage over time on both Pals and Players.

These are all of the Status Effects that are currently present in-game and their descriptions. These status effects are highly likely to get encountered when the Player or their Pal is at an elemental disadvantage.

Craft at a Medieval Medicine Workbench

Technology	Crafting Requirements
Medieval Medicine Workbench (Lv. 12 | 2 pts.)	Wood (x30) Nail (x5) Paldium Fragment (x10)

Since medicine is not exactly a common item that can be obtained anywhere, it is best that you craft these at a Medieval Medicine Workbench, which is open to being unlocked at Level 12 in the Technology Tree.

Once the structure has been set down, interact with it to manually make the craft medicine yourself or have a Pal with the Medicine Production Work Suitability work on a recipe. Lifmunk is one good early game Pal that has this Work Suitability.

Best Structures for Your Base

Feed Hungry or Starving Pals

Pals that are simply Hungry or Starving may be cured by simply providing enough food. Ensure that the Feed Box is filled with ample food and is placed in an accessible location for your Pals to eat.

The Feed Box can be continuously supplied with food by Pals if you have a structure such as Berry Plantation being worked on.

How to Manage Food Expiration

Revive Incapacitated Pals in Palbox

Pals that reach 0 HP become incapacitated, and they can’t be healed with food or medicine.

Instead, incapacitated Pals must be placed in the Palbox to revive them. Reviving is not instant, and you will have to wait for 10 minutes before they will be healthy and ready to do anything again.

How to Revive Pals

Instant Revive and Heal Glitches

A glitch in Palworld allows players to instantly revive and heal pals to full health by moving them around your party, their sphere, and your Palbox.

Instant Pal Revive and Heal Glitch

Palworld Related Guides

Tips and Tricks

General Palworld Tips

General Palworld Tips
Best Starter Pal	How to Level Up Fast
Best Base Locations and How to Move Bases	Best Stats to Upgrade
Best Ancient Technology	Statue of Power Guide
How to Get a Gun Fast and Early in Palworld	Day/Night Cycle
How to Get Ancient Technology Points Fast	Pal Distillation Pod: How to Rank Up Pal
Base Building Guide	Raid Guide
How to Remove Wanted Status	List of Palworld Achievements
Best Palworld Team	How to Destroy and Move Structures
When Do Items and Resources Respawn?	Transferring Characters
Base Level Rewards and Requirements	How to Attack Enemies on Water
Best Structures for Your Base	How to Trade Pals
Best Type Combinations	What to Do in Palworld
Can Pals Evolve in Palworld	How to Mount and Ride Pals
How to Get More Base Storage	When Do Bosses Respawn?
Benefits to Killing Syndicate Thugs	All Black Marketeer Pals
How to Move Bases	How to Create and Join a Guild
Story Walkthrough Guide	Post Game Guide
Pal Buy and Sell Values Explained	Post Game Raid Boss
Choices, Missables, and One-Time Events	How to Fly
How to Handle Pals Not Working and Assign Pals to Jobs	How to Get a Level 5 Work Suitability Pal
List of the Best Palworld Mods	Rare Drops List and Best Rare Drops to Farm
How to Change Player and Pal Names	Stats and IVs Explained
How to Change Your Character's Appearance	How to Keep Items on Death
How Many Pals Are in Palworld	How to Refresh Vendor Stock
Feed Box Optimal Positioning	Pals That Don't Sleep
Level Cap	-

Pal Catching Tips

Pal Catching Tips
How to Catch Pals	How to Catch and Sell Humans
How to Get Lucky Pals	Pal Sphere Farming Guide
How to Reroll Dungeon Bosses	-

Survival and Exploration Tips

Survival and Exploration Tips
How to Cook Pals	How to Farm Paldium Fragments
How to Heal Pals and Player HP	How to Keep Pals Happy and Sane
How to Increase Carrying Capacity	How to Increase Stamina
How to Upgrade Palbox	How to Repair Tools
How to Fix Pal Injuries	How to Revive Pals
How to Cancel Arrows	How to Eat Food
How to Put Out and Avoid Fires	How to Increase Movement Speed
How to Cure Depressed Pals	How to Cure Weakened Pals
How to Cure Pals of Overfull	How to Get Keys
Night Guide: How to Survive the Night	How to Manage Food Expiration

Best Base Locations
Coal Base	Paldium Fragment Base
Ore Base	Sulfur Base
Skill Fruit Base	-

Settings and Multiplayer Tips

Settings and Multiplayer Tips
How to Play Palworld on Mobile Devices	Best World Settings for Palworld
How to Change World Settings	Multiplayer Guide
Does Palworld Have Crossplay?	Is There PvP in Palworld?
How to Save the Game	How to Set Up Dedicated Server
Which Difficulty Settings to Choose	How to Backup Save Data
All Controls and How to Change	How to Drop Items and Pals
All Console Commands and Cheats	Palworld PC System Requirements
How to Migrate Server Data	How to Change Death Penalty Settings
Is There Splitscreen Local Co-Op in Palworld	-

Glitches and Exploits

All Glitches and Exploits
Infinite Pal Sphere Exploit	Guild Save File Deletion Bug
Pal Pathfinding Bug Fix	How to Catch Tower Bosses
Refresh Food Expiration Glitch	Infinite Sweepa Boost Glitch
Carry Weight Glitch	Pal Sphere Gliding Glitch
Egg Duplication Glitch	Instant Pal Revive and Heal Glitch
Infinite Syndicate Thug Glitch	Black Marketeer Gold Glitch
Item Duplication Glitch	2 Combat Pals at A Time Glitch
Unraidable Base Glitch	Clipping Glitch
How to Fix World Save Bug	Infinite Loot Glitch
Infinite XP Glitch	Freeze and Rocket Launcher Glitch
Pal Skill Cooldown Reset Trick	Fierce Fang Glitch