sdialog/Primock-57 huggingface dataset:
DOCTOR: this audio. And then it's absolutely fine.
PATIENT: Just connection on the screen.
PATIENT: Um so I've just um, been having some troubles, basically in the uh, I guess it's been a little while now. And I've just been feeling not so great. And
DOCTOR: OK. And any, any tummy pain? Any, any, any pain in your tummy?
PATIENT: and then, and then I know it's time to go right? So, around every hour I just feel something come up. And then I have to go. So, yeah I mean that's, that's the , kind of the first sign.
PATIENT: It's kind of, . If I think about it, it's like, it's like at the bottom. Uh, I don't know if that makes sense. Um
DOCTOR: . Well why don't we start with, is it, is it in the middle, or is it to one particular side?
DOCTOR: . Fine, OK. And if I was to ask you on a scale of one to ten, ten being the worst pain you ever had, how bad is this pain?
DOCTOR: Is it, is this pain as in making you double over? Is it ten, is it ten out of ten, the worst pain you ever had? Or is it more of a kind of a mild pain, like a three out of ten?
DOCTOR: solid six. OK, OK. Alright, good. Um, and apart from the pain and diarrhea, any other symptoms like nausea, vomiting?
DOCTOR: and the vomiting is not as, uh, prominent as the diarrhea. Is that right?
DOCTOR: OK. And what about any family history? Do you have any family history of bowel problems?
PATIENT: So my, yeah my, my dad actually has um colon cancer at the moment.
DOCTOR: Yeah I'll make a not of that 'cause uh, important to know these kind of details. Um, and socially, tell me more about your home situation. Who's at home with you, Dan?
DOCTOR: Don't .
DOCTOR: in general day-to-day life are you managing OK? Any particular ?
PATIENT: Yeah. I'd, I'd just rather deal with these things. Um so
DOCTOR: Sure. you mentioned work. You mentioned work. What is it you do for work?
DOCTOR: , OK. So , OK right. And just a couple last final couple, uh couple questions. Uh, smoking and alcohol, do you do either? Do you smoke, or do you drink much in the way of alcohol?
PATIENT: So normally if if it's a, a Friday or something like that I might, I might have a cigarette or something like that. But um not .
PATIENT: So alcohol, um uh you know I might have a a beer during the weekdays, maybe uh not that many, maybe um . On Fridays I have more um alcohol um
DOCTOR: bit of a basic infection of your tummy. . There's nothing to worry about. Uh um uh uh I suspect this will just settle down in the next few days.
PATIENT: Should I just drink like normal water? I just feel like every time I drink it's just coming out. Um
DOCTOR: fluid is probably best. But I am obviously worried about the fact that you are losing minerals and vitamins. Um so, you can get things like Diarolyte, which is um, a fluid replacement you can get from the pharmacy. It's probably worth uh recommending that.
PATIENT: Do i need like a prescription for that?
DOCTOR: no, you can just get that over the counter.
DOCTOR: clear fluids. You can use soft diet, things like soup, mash. And then gradually build up, um as much as your body can tolerate.
DOCTOR: . Thank you. Bye bye now.