The reversed King of Pentacles indicates that you are not in the ideal position to deal with life's challenges right now. You lack material resources, energy and motivation to react adequately and you are not using your abilities to the fullest. The Queen of Cups reversed suggests that the emotional approach may not be the best: tendency to isolate, lack of support from others and lack of trust. The King of Swords reversed indicates that greater commitment is needed to achieve one's goals, but also greater attention to one's health, especially the management of emotions.
The reversed King of Pentacles denotes scarcity of material resources, energy and motivation to face life's challenges. The reversed Queen of Cups suggests that the emotional approach may not be the best: lack of support from others and lack of trust. The reversed King of Swords signals that greater commitment is needed to achieve one's goals, but also greater attention to one's health, especially the management of emotions. Also, all reversed cards suggest that you are not coping with life's challenges in the best way.
The cards suggest that something needs to be done to improve your current situation, both emotionally and materially. You need to realize that you need more resources and find a way to get them so that you can meet life's challenges as appropriately as possible. Steps must then be taken to manage emotions and seek help and support from others. Only when all these aspects are well balanced will you be able to achieve your goals and improve your health in the short term.
In conclusion, the cards suggest that you can only achieve positive changes in your health in the short term if you follow the advice given by the cards. You must be ready to face life's challenges with increased energy and enthusiasm, and you must find ways to gain more material and emotional resources. While positive changes in your health can be achieved in the short term, there is still a lot of work to be done before that happens. So the answer to the question is: No, you won't see positive changes in your health in the short term without more effort on your part.