PS1YC | Ag5 | m | (No name, age 60, general practitioner) unspecified |
PS1YD | X | f | (Mary, age unknown) unspecified |
(PS1YC) |
[1] Good evening |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[2] Hello. |
(PS1YC) |
[3] Mary. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[4] She said when I came in, there's only two in front of you. [5] And you know I've been sitting an hour. ... |
(PS1YC) | [laugh] |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[6] She says, there are two in front you. ... |
(PS1YC) |
[7] Now then what can we do for you this time? |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[8] Well ... remember you gave me tablets for this leg? |
(PS1YC) |
[9] Mhm. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[10] Well, was it last Tues ? [11] Last Tuesday night, my leg was awfully sore and [...] home at night [...] . [12] See that there? [13] That was ... that there was a lump the size of a tennis ball. [14] That and it's still, that was last Tuesday night. [15] It was the size of, it was a way up. |
(PS1YC) |
[16] Aha. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[17] And my leg's been that sore and badly swollen I just don't |
(PS1YC) |
[18] That's the clavitis again. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[19] Oh no. [20] Not again. [21] ... Is that what it is? |
(PS1YC) |
[22] Ah. [23] But it's just on the surface it's not, it's not the same as the other one. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[24] It's [...] |
(PS1YC) |
[25] Aha. [26] That's right. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[27] Well you should have seen the size of it. |
(PS1YC) |
[28] Yeah. [29] Tt they're an awful worry. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[30] And my chest's been right sore. [31] And this about half past two the day I, I was that sick, vomited and then I took the bile |
(PS1YC) |
[32] Mhm. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[33] and that just finished me. |
(PS1YC) |
[34] You're having a great time [...] . |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[35] I don't know what's wrong with me. |
(PS1YC) |
[36] Mm. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[37] I just don't know what's wrong with me. [38] ... Oh but you should have seen that. [39] On my conscience, me. [40] I had a feeling that's what was you know the clavitis |
(PS1YC) |
[41] Yes. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[42] back |
(PS1YC) |
[43] Oh aye. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[44] but, cos my knee's awfully sore. |
(PS1YC) |
[45] Yes. [46] Sore. [47] It's bound to be. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[48] Aye. [49] ... But that they see this, mind I told you before that this brace was awfully sore and that painful. [50] It's still the same. [51] ... You know? |
(PS1YC) |
[52] In spite the tablets? |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[53] Aye. [54] It's |
(PS1YC) |
[55] They're not making much difference? |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[56] It's just all sore and ... [...] I've been taking a pain here this week. |
(PS1YC) |
[57] Well. [58] We'll need to stop your Tagamet We'll need to switch your Tagamet over Mary. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[59] What to? |
(PS1YC) |
[60] To Zantac or [phone rings] er Losec Excuse me. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[61] Well I mean |
(PS1YC) | [...] [speaking on the telephone] |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[62] No. [63] I think I'd rather have my Tagamet because of that |
(PS1YC) |
[64] Well th the Tagamet will only make this worse Mary. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[65] Will it? |
(PS1YC) |
[66] Mhm. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[67] I feel done today. [68] You know? |
(PS1YC) |
[69] Mhm. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[70] I really feel |
(PS1YC) |
[71] Yeah. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[72] done. ... |
(PS1YC) |
[73] See your Tagamet that's one of the side effects it, you get very occasionally with it. [74] It gives you tightness |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[75] Ah. |
(PS1YC) |
[76] soreness in your breast. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[77] Oh gosh it's been murder. ... |
(PS1YC) |
[78] Er ... I th I think er y I think you should give yourself a at least a week without it to get the [...] a chance to get away. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[79] Without what? [80] Tagamet |
(PS1YC) |
[81] Without your Tagamet |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[82] Aye. [83] Okay then. |
(PS1YC) |
[84] Cos er it's only gonna gradually get worse and worse |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[85] Aye. |
(PS1YC) |
[86] and worse [cough] if you keep in with it. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[87] I just feel done today I've never felt like this before you know? [88] But I just feel real ... mm. [89] ... But this er leg annoyed me last week because you seen the size of the lump. [90] ... And it's not knock I hadn't knocked it or anything |
(PS1YC) |
[91] [cough] No. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[92] No. |
(PS1YC) |
[93] No. [94] No. [95] It just comes up itself. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[96] Aye. [97] ... [whispering] [...] and Agnes' [...] [] . |
(PS1YC) |
[98] Mhm. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[99] Oh and give her that ointment please, I haven't got it down and put this for the nurse. |
(PS1YC) |
[100] Mm. [101] ... [...] . ... Right. [102] I've given you something to get that leg sorted Mary. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[103] Aye. |
(PS1YC) |
[104] You take it after your food. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[105] After my food. |
(PS1YC) |
[106] Two. [107] Two a day. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[108] After my food? |
(PS1YC) |
[109] After your food. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[110] Okay. |
(PS1YC) |
[111] And that'll get that scattered for you. ... |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[112] It's funny it's every so, every other year this [...] starts. |
(PS1YC) |
[113] Yeah. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[114] It was eighty six when I was sent up to with it. |
(PS1YC) |
[115] That's right. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[116] And then it finished up |
(PS1YC) | [...] |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[117] with lots of blood in leg so |
(PS1YC) |
[118] Well let's hope it's |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[119] I'd get pretty annoyed you know? |
(PS1YC) |
[120] Aye. [121] We'll stop it going to that. [122] ... How's Mrs doing? [123] Is she |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[124] Oh is sh |
(PS1YC) |
[125] just the same? |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[126] See the hands she had? [127] Well the nurse has been coming in every second day. [128] She's got them pretty well cleared up. [129] But oh my my |
(PS1YC) |
[130] Was she scratching it right enough? |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[131] Oh she was scra [...] . [132] [sigh] Oh my my. [133] I never saw [...] hands like them. ... |
(PS1YC) |
[134] And er [...] |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[135] And that tablet, that ointment that's for the doctor. [136] The nurse. [137] ... I don't feel my [...] my dinner but I don't feel |
(PS1YC) |
[138] No. [139] When you're like that. |
Mary (PS1YD) | [...] |
(PS1YC) |
[140] Certainly wouldn't. [141] Here I've given her four tubes |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[142] Okay. |
(PS1YC) |
[143] of that [...] . |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[144] Right then. [145] Thanks very much. [146] Yes. [147] That's fine. [148] They'll |
(PS1YC) |
[149] That'll keep her going for a wee while. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[150] keep her going. |
(PS1YC) |
[151] Aye. [152] And you look after yourself. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[153] I've been looking after myself of course and I got [...] together her lunch at [...] sits, I sit all the time. |
(PS1YC) |
[154] Mhm. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[155] But I don't go back out again |
(PS1YC) |
[156] Oh no. [157] No. [158] No. [...] |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[159] till I'm gone home |
(PS1YC) |
[160] Oh aye. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[161] and sometimes if some of [...] folks are round they give me a lift down you know? |
(PS1YC) |
[162] Mm. [163] Well that's not so bad if you're getting a wee bit of help with her but er she's a |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[164] [whispering] Oh she's [...] do you know she's [...] and she'll do as she, she'll do as she pleases [] . [165] ... And [...] she sits and she talks and she talks and she keeps repeating the same thing again. [166] You know you [...] because she's not talking to me. |
(PS1YC) | [...] |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[167] And [...] a wee [...] . |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[168] I could [...] her. |
(PS1YC) | [laugh] |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[169] [laugh] How long will that take to go away? [170] Never mind anything else? |
(PS1YC) |
[171] [...] three or four days Mary. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[172] Aha. |
(PS1YC) |
[173] [...] you'll be back to your usual [...] . |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[174] I'll come back if it doesn't help her [...] . |
(PS1YC) |
[175] Oh you'll be back. [176] No doubt. |
Mary (PS1YD) | [...] |
(PS1YC) |
[177] No doubt about that. [178] I'll still be here. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[179] Anyway thank you very much right? |
(PS1YC) |
[180] I'll still be here. |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[181] Right. |
(PS1YC) |
[182] Right Mary? |
Mary (PS1YD) |
[183] Cheerio. |
(PS1YC) |
[184] Cheerio now. |