Episode 14

The mobile surgery comes to Peterborough. Dr Aireen Abdul-Razak offers medical support to cyclist brothers Daniel and Adam who were both knocked off their bikes over the weekend in a collision with a van. Neither have been to hospital and she marches one of them to A&E for an X-Ray and offers the other some stronger pain relief and an even stronger warning to be careful. Emotional and desperate for help, Gail has been waiting for a knee replacement for eight years. After 21 injections she still has fluid on her knee and is in a lot of pain. Dr Rizwan Rafi's diagnoses osteoarthritis and offers more effective pain relief. Amy's family accompany her to the clinic to discuss her intramuscular tumour after her MRI scan uncovered a benign lump. Dr Chris Ferdinand offers advice and discusses help for Amy's pain management. Dr Aireen Abdul-Razak sees 28-year-old Jessica who suffers from lymphocytes colitis which causes chronic inflammation in the colon, tummy cramps and regular toilet trips. It's holding her back from enjoying her day-to-day life, and Dr Abdul-Razak is keen to help find a solution so she can start going out and not worry where the closest toilet is. Carol comes in with her daughter to the surgery about a painful spleen. Dr Devin Gray is concerned about her dramatic weight loss and is keen to investigate her symptoms further with a referral to the hospital for further tests. And Dr Chris Ferdinand offers relief by way of a steroid injection to Ann Marie for her ongoing trigger finger which she has been suffering with for the last 14 years.