GPs: Behind Closed Doors

Dr Libby Pearson dives in to uncover the mystery behind a patient's unexplained stomach pains and troubling bowel changes. Dr Anna McKeogh meets young Cosimo, who has an infected finger causing him all sorts of discomfort. Also, a patient from New Zealand who's just undergone brain surgery comes in struggling to breathe and complaining of pains in his chest.

Scaffolder Luke learns his shoulder pain will mean significant time off work, 9-year-old Aurelien endures wart removal, and 52-year-old Muhammad is rushed to hospital with chest pain.

Veteran patient Horace is suffering from a mix of dizzy spells and heart-related symptoms - Dr George Hawche wastes no time getting to the bottom of things. Young Teddy deals with thirteen mouth ulcers, which leave both his mum and Dr Libby wincing in sympathy. Also, Dr Matt Prestwich refers a young woman with chest pains to a clinic due to her family history.

Dr Libby Pearson sees a patient who has been bitten by a fox - she checks the wound for infection and quickly delivers a tetanus booster. Paramedic Megan sees 88-year-old Irene, whose soaring blood pressure takes a sudden turn as she develops heart palpitations mid-consultation. Also, a young women arrives for her very first smear test.

A war veteran Terence pops in to see Dr Katy Dudgeon about an old biking injury that has come back to haunt them. Dr Libby Pearson is checking on baby Noemi's persistent cough, but a routine question about allergies takes the consultation down a different path. Mahsa visits Dr Katy with fears about her own breast health following her mother-in-law's cancer diagnosis.

Henry arrives at the surgery with an ongoing eye infection that has left him feeling trapped at home and struggling to maintain his social life. Avid walker and bowls player Simon consults Dr George about his severe back pain caused by spinal osteoporosis. Also, 86-year-old Edward pops in to see Paramedic Megan Vickery, seeking guidance on compression stockings for his varicose veins.

Dr Libby Pearson investigates a patient's persistently sore throat, which was relieved temporarily by antibiotics before the symptoms returned, alongside a blistering rash. A mother is concerned about her baby's eyes, which keep crossing. After careful examination, Dr Dudgeon arranges a referral for specialist tests. Also, a patient returns after complications following surgery on a broken arm.