A dialogue between you and a doctor on your illness.
Myself : May I come in, Sir?
Doctor : Yes, come in. Please have your seat and let me know your problem.
Myself : Thank you sir. I’ve been suffering from fever for a week. I need an immediate cure as my exam is near at hand.
Doctor : Don’t get worried. Everything will be alright. Let me check you up thoroughly.
Myself : Along with my fever I have cough also.
Doctor : Okay, I see. When do you feel temperature high?
Myself : It’s usually 5 pm to 10 pm.
Doctor : Do you feel any shivering sensation (Kuvcwbi Abyf‚wZ/Kuvcwb †eva) then?
Myself : Yes, I do.
Doctor : Do you get thirst then?
Myself : Yes, I get. I wish I could drink very cold water.
Doctor : Did you take any sort of treatment previously (Av‡M/c~‡e©)?
Myself : Yes, I was under the treatment of a village doctor.
Doctor : Please, show me the prescription (e¨e¯’vcÎ).
Myself : Here it is, Sir.
Doctor : Oh, I see. Yours is malaria. He has prescribed you some medicines but you need a higher dose.
Myself : Please, give me some medicines to be cured.
Doctor : Yes, here are the right medicines.
Myself : Thank you, Sir.
Doctor : You’re most welcome.
