-How do you feel?
Take care/get well soon/I hope you get well soon
2.
Doctor: Please come in. I'm Dr. Evans.
Carl: I'm Carl Matthews.
Doctor: Please sit down. Is there a problem?
Carl: I've lost a little weight recently. I don't seem to have that much energy. I had a terrible headache and stomachache yesterday. I may have a fever. I think I ate something bad because I have diarrhea.
Doctor: (checking Carl's file) Your last check-up three months ago was all right. Did you eat well? Did you mention anything?
Carl: I ate well, more or less. Last night, I thought I was going to throw up.
Doctor: Did you sleep well?
Carl: Sometimes it's a little off and on. This morning, I felt so uncomfortable that I couldn't even get out of bed.
Doctor: (after checking Carl's heartbeat, blood pressure and temperature) Everything seems to be all right. Any other symptoms?
Carl: No, I can't think of anything. I must say, things in the office have been very busy recently.
Doctor: I think you may have the flu. You do look a little tired. I'll give you a flu shot and suggest you take some vitamin supplements. Try to relax for a while at work.
3.
Good morning, doctor.
Good morning. What's the matter with you?
I don't feel very well. I had a cough and a runny nose last night.
B: Have you taken your temperature?
Yes, I ate it this morning. I have a slight fever.
How long have you been like this?
Since yesterday.
Let me check you carefully.
A: OK. Is it serious?
No big deal. You just have a bad cold. Take these pills three times a day. Have a good rest and drink plenty of water. You will be all right soon.
Thank you, doctor. Goodbye.
B: Good-bye.
4.
-What's the matter?
-I have a fever.
-You should drink more water
-But I drank too much water, and I can't feel it.
-All right. Take it twice a day after breakfast and dinner. Stay in bed for two days, and you will be all right soon.
Can you solve your problem?