Health
Booking a Doctor's Appointment
You need to see a doctor about something that isn't urgent but won't wait forever.
easy
Something keeps coming back — headaches, stomach trouble, sleep. You've got ten minutes with the doctor to explain the pattern and agree what to do about it.
You're talking to: doctor
It keeps coming back — it's been going on since about March.
It's worse in the evenings, and worse when I'm tired.
It's happening two or three times a week now.
Get the pattern across clearly — when it happens, how often, what makes it worse — and leave with an agreed next step and a date.
Six lines that carry most of this conversation. You'll hear them, and you'll need them.
It keeps coming back — it's been going on since about March.
— giving the onset and the pattern
It's worse in the evenings, and worse when I'm tired.
— describing what makes it worse
It's happening two or three times a week now.
— giving the frequency
I've tried paracetamol, but it doesn't touch it.
— saying what you've already tried
It's starting to affect my work.
— explaining the impact
So what happens next?
— asking for the next step
flare up
(of a symptom) suddenly become worse
It flares up whenever I'm stressed.
run in the family
be a hereditary trait
Migraines run in the family, actually.
rule something out
eliminate a possibility during diagnosis
Could this rule out anything serious?
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