[speaker001:] Hello. Well
[Cathy:] Hello.
[speaker001:] monster?
[Gary:] Aha.
[speaker001:] What've I to do to you today?
[Cathy:] No, it's not him, it's me Doctor.
[speaker001:] Is it mum?
[speaker004:] Mum.
[speaker001:] What'd you do to your mum?
[Cathy:] mum for a while.
[speaker001:] Were you bad to her? Were you bad to your mum?... What can I do for you?
[Cathy:] My bust again Doctor. I'm having terrible pains in my chest.... It's only the, the right one,
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Cathy:] that I have any pains in. Now I keep taking this Shelabruse it clears, and it comes back. You know how sometimes you get a lot of vein running down
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Cathy:] your bust? Well it's sinking in, it, it goes into your grove.
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Cathy:] But it's still the same, but it's the pains that I got the last time that's gon it's like sharp pains that's going round about, just the insides of the nipple.... I have put a wee bit of weight on, so I was wondering if it was maybe
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Cathy:] that.
[speaker001:] Mhm. Could be that.
[Cathy:] But it's been for about two month now, but it's
[speaker001:] For two months?
[Cathy:] aha....
[speaker001:] Are you on anything just now
[Cathy:] No.
[speaker001:] to try and ease the soreness, Cathy? No.
[Cathy:] No. It isn't, it's not a pain that's there all the time, Doctor. It just comes.
[speaker001:] It just comes. Is it a sharp sort of shooting pain?
[Cathy:] Very sharp it's as though something's bursting. You know, something's
[speaker001:] Mhm.
[Gary:] running, it's like that....
[speaker001:] [whispering] Right. Stop that for you []....
[Cathy:] I had an appointment and I cancelled it, a couple of month ago, because it wasn't too bad. Then I had to get this one. [LAUGHTER]
[speaker001:] [LAUGHTER] Right. [whispering] Now then this er []
[Cathy:] I was going to cancel this. [LAUGHTER]...
[speaker001:] Better not to. Better not to.
[Cathy:] Er my mother's waiting to come in, so I was going to give her it....
[speaker001:] Will we give your mum nice medicine or rotten medicine?...
[Cathy:] Oh he's not really sort of speaking to me.
[speaker001:] Is he in a bad mood?
[Cathy:] [LAUGHTER] Aye [].
[speaker001:] In a bad mood this morning? Are you?
[Cathy:] Wee boy playing with the toys out there and they told him to shut up....
[speaker001:] Is your gran out there?
[Cathy:] His gran's out there.
[speaker001:] Is she?
[Cathy:] No well.
[speaker001:] What've you been doing to your gran? Were you bad to your gran?... There we are....
[Cathy:] What is this Doctor?
[speaker001:] Will you take that for your mum? That's a boy. Two things Cathy. I've given you something to try and take the swelling off your chest, and that should ease a bit of the pain but I've also given you er stuff to stop all this bursting
[Cathy:] Mhm.
[speaker001:] on the inside. So now, I want you to use that for a full month, and come back up, and let us know how things are doing.
[Cathy:] Will do.
[speaker001:] . That should give you a good help with that.
[Cathy:] Just too heavy busted, I think that's what's.
[speaker001:] No no no no no no no, it's nothing to do with that, I wish it was as simple as that.
[Cathy:] Right.
[speaker001:] Wish it was as simple as that.
[Cathy:] Okay Doctor,
[speaker001:] Right Gary?
[Cathy:] thank you.
[speaker001:] Right, cheerio now. Cheerio Cathy.