GPs: Behind Closed Doors

In Birmingham, a valued staff member is leaving after 42 years in the NHS. Meanwhile, patients in need of care include a man worried about persistent bleeding from his back passage.

In Chester, the mobile surgery opens its doors to help an autistic patient with extreme fatigue, an elderly gent with an infected tongue, and a suspected case of scabies.

Dr Taylor investigates an overnight A&E patient's lack of symptoms from a kidney infection, despite the confirmation that this diagnosis is correct. Dr Savage examines Charlotte who has a painful swollen arm, while Deborah talks to Dr Gilbert-Kawai, explaining how a moment of sleep paralysis aggravated an already painful arm.

At the mobile surgery in Chester, Dr Devin Gray sends Scott for an ECG, suspecting he has a condition called Atrial fibrillation, which could lead to a stroke. Dr Chris Ferdinand reassures Lorraine that a numb patch on her leg is most likely down to her psoriasis, which he thinks he can help get under better control. Patient Ian is suffering pain down below, which Dr Claire Taylor thinks may be the result of poorly managed diabetes.