Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi there! Howdy? Haven't heard from you for ages.
Speaker1: Great to hear from you. We are fine, packing for our winter hols. And yourselves?
Speaker2: Good, I suppose, if you disregard Edward's never ending string of illness and mine funny tummy ;(
Speaker1: Oh dear. Doesn't sound too good. What are Edward's new problems? Never heard about you having upset stomach!
Speaker2: I've picked up a nasty stomach bug, been in bed for 4 days and slowly recovering.
Speaker1: Oh poor you! Are you curing yourself or have you consulted a doc?
Speaker2: I called the pharmacist this morning and learned that the constant pain in my gut and bowel is too much acid and imbalance in the flora.
Speaker1: Does it mean you've been eating wrong things or what?
Speaker2: Probably. I'll change my diet today and up the supplements I'm taking.
Speaker1: And give up on alcohol entirely?
Speaker2: Oh yes. Regrettably...
Speaker1: What sort of supps are you taking?
Speaker2: At the moment only electrolytes.
Speaker1: You wouldn't go to a proper doc surgery and have your tummy tested?
Speaker2: Will do if this doesn't pass.
Speaker1: Be sensible. Diet itself may not be enough. Are you drinking enough liquids?
Speaker2: Lemon tea.
Speaker2: Fresh lemon.
Speaker1: But it being acid, does it agree with your bowels?!
Speaker2: I thought it's beneficial.
Speaker1: Add at least honey. And stick to more diary products.
Speaker2: Actually I'm cutting out butter and replacing it with avo.
Speaker1: Right. Hope you'll get better soon. But do consider proper medical consultation.
Speaker2: I will if I don't feel better by tomorrow.
Speaker1: Especially if it's still painful. Constant pain would be a signal for me that sth's wrong.
Speaker2: In fact it is. Yes, I'll call our GP now.
Speaker1: You'd better do. I wish you a quick recovery!
Speaker2: Thank you, Speaker1. You are a darling.
Speaker1: Take care!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has a nasty stomach bug, she is in pain. Speaker1 suggests checking it with a doctor, and recommending drinking a lot, adding some honey and dairy. Speaker2 agrees to call the doctor tomorrow.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is returning from trip to Argentina, Brazil and Chile. He will be in Boston next weekend. Speaker1 doesn't like his job, he thinks of quitting it and leaving London. Speaker2's been very busy recently. She has a conference on 8th of December.