[speaker001:] ooh well. Right what can I do for you today....
[speaker002:] Er you sent me on I'm gonna go, and I came up before the receptionist. She said something about changing it.
[Doctor:] Oh aye right, right that was for your x-rays Robert. Right, aye, that's right.... Starting to show a bit of arthritis, in the knee. That's what begun you your trouble, down there.
[speaker002:] Basically like I say it's just when I, when I bend it,
[Doctor:] Mhm.
[speaker002:] to extension like, you know.
[Doctor:] That's right.... [whispering] Thirteenth [] Is this when your line's due Robert?
[speaker002:] Yeah it's roughly about.
[Doctor:] Round about now.
[speaker002:] Aye.
[Doctor:] There we are now. And I think he'll have it in for you.
[speaker002:] Right you are, thanks a lot, Doctor.
[Doctor:] Okay? Right. Just keep that knee moving as much as you can.
[speaker002:] As I say it's when I take the bandage off at night.
[Doctor:] Aye.
[speaker002:] to the wife,
[Doctor:] Aye.
[speaker002:] if you get what I mean.
[Doctor:] Aye. Listen you you've got you've got to watch, don't let it down, bandage it all the time, Robert. Give yourself an hour or two at night
[speaker002:] Aye, aha, aye.
[Doctor:] just getting it keeping it moving.
[speaker002:] Right you are.
[Doctor:] Keep the joint, what's happening is the the the smooth side is starting to get a wee bit rough and if you can keep that rubbing off the other bone it smooths it down.
[speaker002:] Great. Aye, aye
[Doctor:] Okay? So you're taking a file
[speaker002:] Aye, aye.
[Doctor:] and filing away a rough edge. If you do it'll keep moving for years and years and years no problem, but if you let the two of them sit
[speaker002:] Aye, got you. They'll seize and that. Aye.
[Doctor:] They'll they'll weld, they'll weld together Robert and that'll stiffen, stiffen and stiffen as the years go on.
[speaker002:] Right you are.
[Doctor:] So just keep that slight
[speaker002:] Aye.
[Doctor:] movement in it.
[speaker002:] Cheers.
[Doctor:] Okay? Right you are. Okay, cheerio now.
[speaker002:] Ta-ta. [recording ends]