sdialog/Primock-57 huggingface dataset:
DOCTOR: . Great. Right, how can I help you this afternoon sir?
DOCTOR: . Mm-hmm.
DOCTOR: . Yeah, sorry to hear that, yeah no . Um, and uh, any other symptoms, so for example have you any, uh, any sore throats, any ear pain?
PATIENT: Yeah, ugh, yeah, yeah. I've, I've had a bit of a sore throat. I mean, I, you know, , I'm doing a lot of uh, you know I'm, , watching the, watching the football as well. So I do a lot of shouting at that, but uh, uh, uh, I'm not sure if that's related or not.
PATIENT: So I've been, shouting myself a wee bit hoarse, 'cause their performance has been, uh, pretty shite, if I'm being honest with you. .
DOCTOR: Well, all sounds fascinating, well I wish them all the best. nothing table. Um, so, so you mentioned sore throat. Um, and have you had a chance to look in the, in the mirror? Have you had a look at the back of your throat?
PATIENT: , yeah, yeah, yeah.
PATIENT: , aye, I mean aye, I, I shave, every day so I'm, I'm looking at myself, it's not, not, not a pretty sight to be honest at the best of times but it's been a, wee bit, a wee bit rough, uh, the last few days for sure.
PATIENT: Ohh right, right aye. , sorry you mean I'm looking ah right yeah uh. , no I, I don't, I don't really like to look, you know to look at it so I, I, I haven't, haven't tried to do any of that.
DOCTOR: .
DOCTOR: . I understand it's not pretty but as I say it's not, it's not something we, we always um, uh, recommend but um, moving on. In terms of your ears , any dullness or blocked ears, pain in your ears.
PATIENT: Uh, yeah, , a, a wee bit I mean . You know, I'm fit, I'm , I'm fifty years old now and my, my hearing's, you know it's not as good as it used to be but, you know I , I, I think, I think it's all right, it's all right.
PATIENT: , sorry, what was that?
DOCTOR: Uh, your, your breathing is fine is it? your, it's not laboured, or?
DOCTOR: OK, OK, , OK. Um, any pain in your chest at all?
DOCTOR: Yeah, .
DOCTOR: Seems, seems very difficult at the moment. Um, , have you measured your temperature at all? Have you, got a ?
PATIENT: Uh, the, the first, the first day I had, you know a wee bit, of uh, , you know uh, you know the rot like, a wee bit of diarrhoea.
DOCTOR: , all over, OK. And just remind me sir, when did your symptoms all start? , you say a few days ago?
DOCTOR: , OK.
PATIENT: . Yeah, wee, a wee night on the tiles, for that, so uh, it was good, . Yeah, yeah.
DOCTOR: , very nice.
DOCTOR: , good, excellent. So just moving on sir. Uh, regarding your, um, what we say, past medical history. Are you, do you have any other medical problems I should be aware of? So anything to do with your heart, lungs?
DOCTOR: Yeah, OK. .
DOCTOR: You've been diagnosed with high blood pressure, uh, or . OK, all right. So um, moving on. Come to your medications, , which medications do you take on a regular basis?
PATIENT: . Yeah, yeah.
DOCTOR: , that's correct, OK.
PATIENT: and, and there's another one, , Lisinopril? Is that? Yeah, . I mean that's those two, I had, I've got them written down a wee bit of paper so.
PATIENT: Uh, no, no, just, just, just those two. Yeah, I mean a wee bit of like , a wee bit of Aspirin or whatever every now and again, but you know nothing long-term.
DOCTOR: . Pays the bills, really. Um.
DOCTOR: roughly on average, how many you would drink a week?
PATIENT: . You know, maybe, maybe what like four, four pints on like Saturday and then, you know on, Sunday as well, , maybe like.
DOCTOR: Well, I wish you , all the best on your journey to quit, I , I highly recommend it. Um, if you can, it'll certainly help your health as well. Um, so just to , just to summarise, I think you know, uh, based on your story.
DOCTOR: Um, yeah I'm not, worry. I think you know what you essentially have is a bit of a, a bit of a viral illness perhaps, a bit of a, maybe early signs of a flu, um.
DOCTOR: Which I think should, settle down, um, really on it's own, uh, over time. Um, things to you know, you, you can do, help yourself you know, , stay rested, drink plenty of fluids.
DOCTOR: Yeah, , I will, yeah, I'll, I'll give you a script today, give it about twenty four to forty eight hours. If you feel like you're still feeling breathless and, run-down, I think there's no harm in starting a course of antibiotics, something like Amoxicillin.
PATIENT: Right, that is, that's perfect, that's just what, , what I wanted to hear.
DOCTOR: OK. , all the best. Bye bye.