Doctor: Good morning Mr. Hall. What’s brought you along today?

Patient: Well, you see doctor, I’ve been having these headaches, you see and…

Doctor: Aha and how long have they been bothering you?

Patient: Er, well, they started about, well, it must have been about three months ago.

Doctor: I see, and which part of your head is affected?

Patient: Well, it’s, it’s right across the front here

Doctor: Mm, and can you describe the pain?

Patient: Erm, it’s a sort of dull, dull and throbbing kind of pain

Doctor: I see, and do they come on at my particular time?

Patient: They seem to be, they’re usually worse in the morning. I notice them when I wake up

Doctor: Mm, and is there anything that makes them better?

Patient: Well, if I lie down for a while, they seem to get, they go away

Doctor: Yes, and has there been anything else apart from these headaches?

Patient: Well, the wife, my wife, she says that I seem to be getting a bit deaf

Doctor: Oh, well, Mr. Hall, I think at this stage I’ll start by checking your ears to see if there’s any wax…

Vocabularies:

 - What’s brought you along today?

- What’s the matter/problem with you today?

- What’s wrong with you today?

- What seems to be the problem today?

- What could I do for you today?

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