[Anne:] Hello.
[speaker002:] Hello. Well, what can I do for this day?
[Anne:] See if you could give me some Doctor.
[speaker002:] to it.
[Anne:] No it's the tablets and that I'm.
[speaker002:] Were you still waiting for that now? Right?
[Anne:] Mm.
[speaker002:] That's healed
[Anne:] really
[speaker002:] bad.
[Anne:] and weeping. I can't walk.
[speaker002:] right. Well that's needing healed up again.
[Anne:] Aye.
[speaker002:] right.
[Anne:] But I admit matter....
[speaker002:] You still on?
[Anne:] . Mhm.
[speaker002:] [whispering] Okay [].... Alright.... Now, I've given you some cream to put on as well Anne.
[Anne:] Right.
[speaker002:] Now, put that on three times a day and you put the tablets, you take the tablets four times a day.
[Anne:] What the tablets for?
[speaker002:] It's an antibiotic stuff to clean it from the inside.
[Anne:] Ah right.
[speaker002:] Because there's inflammation round about the inside of the pin
[Anne:] It's that that's weep.
[speaker002:] and it's starting to come out, aye. It's starting to come out
[Anne:] Mm.
[speaker002:] onto the skin. And trouble you.
[Anne:] do you?
[speaker002:] Yes. Oh aye.
[Anne:] I am.
[speaker002:] Oh aye.
[Anne:] Mm.
[speaker002:] Oh aye. More or less.
[Anne:] See Doctor, see my toes? I've seen them going kind of black, you know?
[speaker002:] Yes. That's okay.
[Anne:] Is that alright?
[speaker002:] Don't don't worry about that.
[Anne:] I [LAUGHTER] maybe []
[speaker002:] No. No. No. No. No. You've no [LAUGHTER] you're not going to come to any harm with that [].
[Anne:] See these tablets you gave me? They're no use. I prefer to keep
[speaker002:] Are they not?
[Anne:] with the.
[speaker002:] Mhm.
[Anne:] that I've got.
[speaker002:] Right.
[Anne:] Because you gave me ten milligrams and t the five's not very strong. But I'm not very well with them and I just think they're terrible....... Save on the.
[speaker002:] Right. But er if you haven't heard, how long have the pins been in now, Anne?
[Anne:] two year. A year and a half.
[speaker002:] If you haven't heard within the next two or three months, come in and see
[Anne:] Mhm.
[speaker002:] again and we'll get onto the
[Anne:] Mm.
[speaker002:] hospital because that's
[Anne:] I know, I mean I've skin,
[speaker002:] Aye.
[Anne:] but er twice so I didn't get.
[speaker002:] Right.
[Anne:] And then I, I was at Doctor 's but he er he hasn't sent me a letter.
[speaker002:] Right.
[Anne:] Because he can't
[speaker002:] [whispering] []
[Anne:] doing it.
[speaker002:] . I it seems it seems quite a long time
[Anne:] And er at times, at spells, I've got to put on the pink bandage, at times, you know, to get the swelling back down.
[speaker002:] Right. Aye. Sounds as though the pins are needing to come out.
[Anne:] Oh aye. definitely need to. Even the nurse said she could see it.
[speaker002:] Oh, well. Hmm hmm.
[Anne:] Aye.
[speaker002:] Right.
[Anne:] Er that's the strength or possibly three or.
[speaker002:] Right well. We'll get
[Anne:] Right.
[speaker002:] that, we'll get that organized for you.
[Anne:] Thanks
[speaker002:] Okay?
[Anne:] very much.
[speaker002:] Right?
[Anne:] Cheerio.
[speaker002:] Cheerio now. [end of consultation]... [recording a letter or memo] A letter to Mr at the surgeon at District Hospital. About Anne of. Dear Mr. You may have already saying that Mrs attended recently. She has a black and she asking about. turned septic. She's quite worried crusting and discharge but she's having. In fact been treatment with antibiotics and... cream. However, she. I feel that she would