[June:] Good evening.
[speaker002:] Hello.
[June:] Hi.
[speaker002:] What can I do for you?
[June:] Right, Doctor I'm here for a er prescription for Endoril L A
[speaker002:] Pink? Pink capsule?
[June:] Well I'll tell you I, I, I was here last month and you know Doctor?
[speaker002:] Mhm.
[June:] She said she would put on the computer or something like
[speaker002:] Mhm.
[June:] that for three months.
[speaker002:] Yeah.
[June:] Now I couldn't rem quite remember. She told me to come back to get my blood pressure checked again.
[speaker002:] Right.
[June:] And I couldn't remember whether she said at the end of the three months or
[speaker002:] End of the month.
[June:] just now? I'm not quite sure
[speaker002:] E every month June.
[June:] Basically that's why I'm here.
[speaker002:] Mhm.
[June:] For the prescription and to get it checked....
[speaker002:] Slip your coat off and we'll get the pressure checked for you. Ah........ [whispering] Slip that round your arm. That's it. [] Right. That's okay.... There we are. There. Just let your arm rest on there.... doing very well.... You're not getting any funny fits from that at all, June?
[June:] Er no.
[speaker002:] Nothing?... Ah. That's excellent. Excellent. No problem....
[June:] It did mention... in the, the sort of packet that maybe feel cold with cold hands and what have you. But I think I could live with that. I haven't actually noticed that there's
[speaker002:] Aye. Y you'll find
[June:] no
[speaker002:] that's really only a problem in the winter time.
[June:] Aye.
[speaker002:] You will be getting very cold weather
[June:] Aha.
[speaker002:] during the winter here. You know a lot of frosty weather.
[June:] a coincidence cos at the time I started taking them actually trying to spare my branch work in a bank.
[speaker002:] Mhm.
[June:] So I was trying to spare and it's really the most coldest branch I've ever been in.
[speaker002:] Mhm.
[June:] Er the heating had broken down and I don't know whether it was [cough] because of the heating or because of the tablets or whatever but they're, they're alright now.
[speaker002:] Yes. Well I think er th th the time that people notice this most is definitely in the winter.
[June:] Aha.
[speaker002:] You know if you get maybe a week of fairly hard frost
[June:] Aha.
[speaker002:] you feel the tips of your fingers
[June:] Yeah. Cos it'll actually take me till about half past the day to get any feeling in it, but as I say I don't know if it was the tablets.
[speaker002:] It wasn't, it definitely wasn't the tablets because i if, if it had done that to you, it would have been all day.
[June:] Aha.
[speaker002:] There'd have been no improvement.
[June:] I see. Aye.
[speaker002:] Because it works all the time right
[June:] Aha.
[speaker002:] through the twenty four hours.
[June:] Right.
[speaker002:] So you wouldn't have had any, so it couldn't have been the tablets [LAUGHTER] doing that to you [].
[June:] If it helps my [LAUGHTER] blood pressure I could live with the cold
[speaker002:] Yes. Oh yes.
[June:] fingers []. [LAUGHTER]
[speaker002:] Oh aye. Oh it's doing really nicely.... And w we'll see you in four weeks again.
[June:] That's fine.
[speaker002:] And get it checked again June.
[June:] Okay.
[speaker002:] Okay.
[June:] Thanks a lot.
[speaker002:] There we go. Right?
[June:] Thank you. Bye bye.
[speaker002:] Okay. Right. Bye now.