| PS214 | Ag5 | m | (No name, age 60, general practitioner) unspecified |
| PS215 | X | m | (William, age unknown) unspecified |
| (PS214) |
[1] Come in. [2] Good morning. |
| William (PS215) |
[3] Hello Doctor. |
| (PS214) |
[4] Now stranger, what can we do for you this morning? |
| William (PS215) |
[5] [...] a long time. [6] A number of years. |
| (PS214) |
[7] Aye, it's a long number of years. [8] You've got spots [...] . |
| William (PS215) |
[9] Mhm [...] . |
| (PS214) | [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[10] I was told it was chicken pox, but I haven't |
| (PS214) |
[11] Mhm. |
| William (PS215) |
[12] been to a doctor. |
| (PS214) |
[13] Aye. |
| William (PS215) |
[14] I've had this for over a fortnight. ... |
| (PS214) |
[15] Did it just come on all of a sudden? |
| William (PS215) |
[16] I think what happened it started on my legs, here. [17] Right? ... |
| (PS214) |
[18] [whispering] Oh deary me [] . ... |
| William (PS215) |
[19] Now [...] for a while, before I went to, I went to [...] . |
| (PS214) |
[20] That's turned into [...] . [21] Right. [22] It's okay. [23] [...] we'll get that cleared for you. |
| William (PS215) |
[24] I thought it was [...] [...] |
| (PS214) |
[25] Yeah. |
| William (PS215) |
[26] [...] like that. |
| (PS214) |
[27] No. [28] Four or five days and it should all be starting to |
| William (PS215) |
[29] I hope it's not turning [...] . |
| (PS214) |
[30] A germ, there's a germ that floats about in the air and if it gets onto the skin when it's broken. [31] It [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[32] Was it? [33] Was it originally |
| (PS214) |
[34] [...] . [35] Well it looks as though it could well have been |
| William (PS215) |
[36] originally chicken pox? |
| (PS214) |
[37] [...] like chicken pox. [38] Yeah. [39] But that's all it takes, it's just the skin to get broken, and underneath the skin and it just spreads and it's [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[40] And you haven't seen my arms. |
| (PS214) |
[41] Same. [42] Alright. [43] Okay. |
| William (PS215) |
[44] My arms are really bad. |
| (PS214) |
[45] Let's get that sorted for you. |
| William (PS215) |
[46] [...] it was chicken pox and I'm saying to myself it's very infectious. [47] What about [...] , is that infectious? |
| (PS214) |
[48] Yes. [49] That's contagious as well. |
| William (PS215) |
[50] And the funny thing was I've |
| (PS214) |
[51] Mm. |
| William (PS215) |
[52] only been off my work for about er seven days. [53] I was at my work for a couple of days, |
| (PS214) |
[54] Mhm. |
| William (PS215) |
[55] when this started. |
| (PS214) |
[56] Yeah. |
| William (PS215) |
[57] So I must have passed it on [...] . |
| (PS214) |
[58] Aye. [59] Impetigo isn't nearly as easy to pass on as chicken pox. [60] In fact it's, it's really You have to be living in the same house as somebody who's [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[61] I was ask asking myself [...] . |
| (PS214) |
[62] Aye. [63] You, you've got to be using that same towels, you know, that sort of thing. |
| William (PS215) |
[64] Aha. |
| (PS214) |
[65] You know, actually,mo all more or less direct contact |
| William (PS215) |
[66] Aha. |
| (PS214) |
[67] before you can pick it up. |
| William (PS215) |
[68] Mhm. |
| (PS214) |
[69] So there's no terrible worry in that way, that you've passed on to anybody. [70] And that, I wouldn't worry about that. |
| William (PS215) |
[71] [...] get that thing? |
| (PS214) |
[72] Ah, you could get it anywhere, I mean even, see the likes of that, that wee cut in the back of my hand? |
| William (PS215) |
[73] Aha. |
| (PS214) |
[74] Well it could start off in that. [75] Just [snaps fingers] just [...] . |
| William (PS215) |
[76] See I always wondered because er ... it seemed awfully slow in spreading it, it was there |
| (PS214) |
[77] [...] that's right. |
| William (PS215) |
[78] and a couple of days with nothing happening I'm saying, well, at least it's started clearing up, but then |
| (PS214) |
[79] And then it moved somewhere else. |
| William (PS215) |
[80] it moved somewhere else and I'm saying I'm looking at it |
| (PS214) |
[81] That's right. |
| William (PS215) |
[82] the only place I've not got it is my abdomen and my chest. |
| (PS214) |
[83] Right down the front. [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[84] It had nowhere to go. |
| (PS214) |
[85] Aye. |
| William (PS215) |
[86] And it started on my back quite a bit, three of four days ago, well it's not just as bad but my arms are real bad. |
| (PS214) |
[87] Right. [88] Let's see if we can get you turned into a human being. ... |
| William (PS215) |
[89] Oh dear, and I'm saying to myself it was chicken pox [...] |
| (PS214) |
[90] Aye, but [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[91] [...] [...] I don't think I've heard of that impetigo Doctor to be honest. |
| (PS214) |
[92] Yeah. [93] [...] it's years and [...] . [94] It used to be quite a common thing. |
| William (PS215) |
[95] Yes. [96] Correct. [97] Aye, I remember. |
| (PS214) |
[98] Ah, but it's y you still see it, I mean we still see it about once or twice every week. |
| William (PS215) |
[99] Mhm. |
| (PS214) |
[100] But I mean it used to be every day |
| William (PS215) |
[101] Aye. |
| (PS214) |
[102] we used to see it. |
| William (PS215) |
[103] So, it all cleared up okay? [104] It won't |
| (PS214) |
[105] Yes. [106] Och aye. |
| William (PS215) |
[107] leave a lot of marks? [108] No? [109] Well, I suppose it [...] . |
| (PS214) |
[110] [...] hopefully not. [111] No. [112] No. [113] No. [114] Now not nowadays, not with the, not with the stuff we get nowadays. ... |
| William (PS215) | [cough] |
| (PS214) |
[115] Now. [116] Now. [117] Now. |
| William (PS215) |
[118] And what I've noticed is I've seen my bed linen. [119] It's been weeping at night when I'm sleeping. |
| (PS214) |
[120] That's right. [121] That's right. [122] In your sleep. [123] That's right. [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[124] [...] [...] most of this is drying up but the skull must get It seems to [...] |
| (PS214) |
[125] Right. [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[126] weep. |
| (PS214) |
[127] That's right. [128] When the skin when we ju move around in the bed, the skin cracks open |
| William (PS215) |
[129] Oh that's it, |
| (PS214) | [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[130] it's all cracking here. |
| (PS214) |
[131] Aye. |
| William (PS215) |
[132] Mhm. |
| (PS214) |
[133] And the same with the crusty bits [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[134] Oh aye. |
| (PS214) |
[135] [...] , when you move around at night it's the crust cracks open |
| William (PS215) |
[136] Mm. |
| (PS214) |
[137] as well and you get this weepy, sticky |
| William (PS215) |
[138] Aha. |
| (PS214) |
[139] yucky er yellowy green |
| William (PS215) |
[140] That's correct. [141] Aye. |
| (PS214) |
[142] coming out. [143] That's right, isn't it? [144] That's it. [145] That's er here you are young William and that should get rid of that for you no bother at all. |
| William (PS215) |
[146] Right and er |
| (PS214) |
[147] [...] two things, you've got a special stuff for during the day and a different stuff for bedtime. |
| William (PS215) |
[148] Aha. [149] I is it |
| (PS214) | [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[150] is it oral? [151] Or what is it er? |
| (PS214) |
[152] Tablets. |
| William (PS215) |
[153] Both of them's tablets? |
| (PS214) |
[154] Both tablets. [155] Both tablets to take. |
| William (PS215) |
[156] Aha. |
| (PS214) |
[157] And that'll get rid of that for you. |
| William (PS215) |
[158] So I can get in [...] ? |
| (PS214) | [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[159] What about work? |
| (PS214) |
[160] An anything. |
| William (PS215) |
[161] I can go to work? |
| (PS214) |
[162] Yeah. [...] |
| William (PS215) |
[163] I feel a bit, I feel a bit embarrassed [...] . |
| (PS214) |
[164] Aye. [165] The only thing about work is are you working with oil? |
| William (PS215) |
[166] I do work with oil, aye. |
| (PS214) |
[167] Ah well, no chance. [168] No chance cos that |
| William (PS215) |
[169] I'm working on Thursday so I'm [...] [...] |
| (PS214) |
[170] Aye. |
| William (PS215) |
[171] but I work with turbines and it's |
| (PS214) |
[172] Aye. [173] No. [174] It's for your own sake, because the o if the oil gets underneath the skin it can irritate your skin. |
| William (PS215) |
[175] Aha. |
| (PS214) |
[176] So you're better er out the way of that for [...] a week |
| William (PS215) |
[177] [...] ? |
| (PS214) |
[178] or so. [179] Yeah. ... |
| William (PS215) |
[180] How are you keeping yourself, Doctor? |
| (PS214) |
[181] Me? [182] Fine. |
| William (PS215) |
[183] Oh, good. |
| (PS214) |
[184] [...] . [185] Don't have much choice. |
| William (PS215) |
[186] I would say I've been pretty lucky recently myself [...] . |
| (PS214) |
[187] Oh, that's a good way to be. [188] It's a good time to be a stranger in here. |
| William (PS215) |
[189] [...] a bit guilty, you know? |
| (PS214) |
[190] Right. [191] See if we can keep it that way for another twenty years. |
| William (PS215) |
[192] Aha. [193] Right. [194] Thanks Doctor . |
| (PS214) |
[195] Okay. |
| William (PS215) |
[196] Right. [197] Much obliged. [198] So, what will I gi |
| (PS214) |
[199] [...] things right now. |
| William (PS215) |
[200] give it another week? |
| (PS214) |
[201] Give it a week, [...] oh, within the week it should be a big lot better. |
| William (PS215) |
[202] So that'll be the following |
| (PS214) |
[203] [...] . [204] Let's say a week on Monday. |
| William (PS215) |
[205] Back to work a week |
| (PS214) |
[206] Aye. |
| William (PS215) |
[207] Monday. |
| (PS214) |
[208] A week Monday. |
| William (PS215) |
[209] Great. |
| (PS214) |
[210] [...] . [211] Aye. |
| William (PS215) |
[212] Thanks very much. |
| (PS214) |
[213] Okay. [214] Right, Bill. |
| William (PS215) | [...] |
| (PS214) |
[215] Right? [216] Look after yourself |
| William (PS215) |
[217] Bye now. |
| (PS214) |
[218] now. [219] Bye. |
| William (PS215) |
[220] Thank you. |