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Develop a Dialogue Between a Doctor and a Patient Using the Points Given in the Balloons. Add Your Own Points - English

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Develop a dialogue between a doctor and a patient using the points given in the balloons. Add your own points.
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Patient: Hello doctor!
 
Doctor: Hello! Come in and sit down.
 
Patient: Thank you, Doctor
 
Doctor: Now, tell me what is your problem?
 
Patient: I am not feeling well.
 
Doctor: Well, tell me how you are suffering?
 
Patient: I have a stomachache. I am feeling uneasy and it seems that I have no appetite for my food.
 
Doctor: Are you experiencing some kind of headache too.
 
Patient: Yes, moreover I am experiencing a vomiting sensation too.
 
Doctor: Now, tell me what kind of work/job do you do?
 
Patient: I am a Manager and I am not involved in any kind of active job. Its all table work.
 
Doctor: Oh, I see! What kind of exercise do you take in the morning or evening?
 
Patient: Sorry I don’t take any. I work for long hours and get so tired and exhausted to take up any physical activity.
 
Doctor: I see. Don’t worry. It's nothing serious as of now. I will prescribe some medicines and you will be fine.
 
Patient: Thank you, Doctor.
 
Doctor: But I shall advise you to avoid eating junk food. Eat fresh meals and fruits. In addition, you should take up some exercises every morning. Try to walk as much as possible. Walking is good exercise. And take proper rest. If you do as I say, you will soon be all right.
 
Patient: Thank you, doctor. I will follow your advice.
 
Doctor: Good day! And let me know how you get on.
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2013-2014 (March)

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