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W: What’s the trouble with you?
M: When I came home after stopping for supper on my way home, I had a headache and fever and a pain in the chest. In fact I was in aches and pains all over, so I took some aspirin and went straight to bed. During the night my stomach began to ache and I felt like vomiting. I could get no sleep at all. Has the pain in the chest anything to do with the upset stomach?
W: No, it has nothing to do with it. Let me feel your pulse... Open your mouth and let me see your tongue, please. Do you still have a stomachache?
M: It’s a little better than this morning, but it still aches.
W: Undress and lie down here. Your coat is quite swollen. You have a touch of flu. I’ll give you a penicillin shot. There’s nothing seriously the matter with your stomach. So you don’t need to worry about that. I’ll give you a proscription. Take the liquid medicine three times a day thirty minutes before meals and the capsules a haft hour after meals. Now then, I must warn you against greasy food for a while. After that you may eat what you like, but don’t overeat for a while even if you have an appetite.  
M: All right, Doctor. Thanks.