[speaker001:] Good evening
[Mary:] Hello.
[speaker001:] Mary.
[Mary:] She said when I came in, there's only two in front of you. And you know I've been sitting an hour....
[speaker001:] [LAUGHTER]
[Mary:] She says, there are two in front you....
[speaker001:] Now then what can we do for you this time?
[Mary:] Well... remember you gave me tablets for this leg?
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Mary:] Well, was it last Tues? Last Tuesday night, my leg was awfully sore and home at night. See that there? That was... that there was a lump the size of a tennis ball. That and it's still, that was last Tuesday night. It was the size of, it was a way up.
[speaker001:] Aha.
[Mary:] And my leg's been that sore and badly swollen I just don't
[speaker001:] That's the clavitis again.
[Mary:] Oh no. Not again.... Is that what it is?
[speaker001:] Ah. But it's just on the surface it's not, it's not the same as the other one.
[Mary:] It's
[speaker001:] Aha. That's right.
[Mary:] Well you should have seen the size of it.
[speaker001:] Yeah. Tt they're an awful worry.
[Mary:] And my chest's been right sore. And this about half past two the day I, I was that sick, vomited and then I took the bile
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Mary:] and that just finished me.
[speaker001:] You're having a great time.
[Mary:] I don't know what's wrong with me.
[speaker001:] Mm.
[Mary:] I just don't know what's wrong with me.... Oh but you should have seen that. On my conscience, me. I had a feeling that's what was you know the clavitis
[speaker001:] Yes.
[Mary:] back
[speaker001:] Oh aye.
[Mary:] but, cos my knee's awfully sore.
[speaker001:] Yes. Sore. It's bound to be.
[Mary:] Aye.... But that they see this, mind I told you before that this brace was awfully sore and that painful. It's still the same.... You know?
[speaker001:] In spite the tablets?
[Mary:] Aye. It's
[speaker001:] They're not making much difference?
[Mary:] It's just all sore and... I've been taking a pain here this week.
[speaker001:] Well. We'll need to stop your Tagamet We'll need to switch your Tagamet over Mary.
[Mary:] What to?
[speaker001:] To Zantac or [phone rings] er Losec Excuse me.
[Mary:] Well I mean
[speaker001:] [speaking on the telephone]
[Mary:] No. I think I'd rather have my Tagamet because of that
[speaker001:] Well th the Tagamet will only make this worse Mary.
[Mary:] Will it?
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Mary:] I feel done today. You know?
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Mary:] I really feel
[speaker001:] Yeah.
[Mary:] done....
[speaker001:] See your Tagamet that's one of the side effects it, you get very occasionally with it. It gives you tightness
[Mary:] Ah.
[speaker001:] soreness in your breast.
[Mary:] Oh gosh it's been murder....
[speaker001:] 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:] Without what? Tagamet
[speaker001:] Without your Tagamet
[Mary:] Aye. Okay then.
[speaker001:] Cos er it's only gonna gradually get worse and worse
[Mary:] Aye.
[speaker001:] and worse [cough] if you keep in with it.
[Mary:] I just feel done today I've never felt like this before you know? But I just feel real... mm.... But this er leg annoyed me last week because you seen the size of the lump.... And it's not knock I hadn't knocked it or anything
[speaker001:] [cough] No.
[Mary:] No.
[speaker001:] No. No. It just comes up itself.
[Mary:] Aye.... [whispering] and Agnes' [].
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Mary:] Oh and give her that ointment please, I haven't got it down and put this for the nurse.
[speaker001:] Mm........ Right. I've given you something to get that leg sorted Mary.
[Mary:] Aye.
[speaker001:] You take it after your food.
[Mary:] After my food.
[speaker001:] Two. Two a day.
[Mary:] After my food?
[speaker001:] After your food.
[Mary:] Okay.
[speaker001:] And that'll get that scattered for you....
[Mary:] It's funny it's every so, every other year this starts.
[speaker001:] Yeah.
[Mary:] It was eighty six when I was sent up to with it.
[speaker001:] That's right.
[Mary:] And then it finished up with lots of blood in leg so
[speaker001:] Well let's hope it's
[Mary:] I'd get pretty annoyed you know?
[speaker001:] Aye. We'll stop it going to that.... How's Mrs doing? Is she
[Mary:] Oh is sh
[speaker001:] just the same?
[Mary:] See the hands she had? Well the nurse has been coming in every second day. She's got them pretty well cleared up. But oh my my
[speaker001:] Was she scratching it right enough?
[Mary:] Oh she was scra. [sigh] Oh my my. I never saw hands like them....
[speaker001:] And er
[Mary:] And that tablet, that ointment that's for the doctor. The nurse.... I don't feel my my dinner but I don't feel
[speaker001:] No. When you're like that. Certainly wouldn't. Here I've given her four tubes
[Mary:] Okay.
[speaker001:] of that.
[Mary:] Right then. Thanks very much. Yes. That's fine. They'll
[speaker001:] That'll keep her going for a wee while.
[Mary:] keep her going.
[speaker001:] Aye. And you look after yourself.
[Mary:] I've been looking after myself of course and I got together her lunch at sits, I sit all the time.
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Mary:] But I don't go back out again
[speaker001:] Oh no. No. No.
[Mary:] till I'm gone home
[speaker001:] Oh aye.
[Mary:] and sometimes if some of folks are round they give me a lift down you know?
[speaker001:] Mm. Well that's not so bad if you're getting a wee bit of help with her but er she's a
[Mary:] [whispering] Oh she's do you know she's and she'll do as she, she'll do as she pleases [].... And she sits and she talks and she talks and she keeps repeating the same thing again. You know you because she's not talking to me. And a wee. I could her.
[speaker001:] [LAUGHTER]
[Mary:] [LAUGHTER] How long will that take to go away? Never mind anything else?
[speaker001:] three or four days Mary.
[Mary:] Aha.
[speaker001:] you'll be back to your usual.
[Mary:] I'll come back if it doesn't help her.
[speaker001:] Oh you'll be back. No doubt. No doubt about that. I'll still be here.
[Mary:] Anyway thank you very much right?
[speaker001:] I'll still be here.
[Mary:] Right.
[speaker001:] Right Mary?
[Mary:] Cheerio.
[speaker001:] Cheerio now.