Doctors Quickly Realise Something Is Terribly Wrong...

The mobile GP surgery sees a series of patients with worrying and sometimes mysterious symptoms. Doctors investigate sudden dizziness and confusion that could indicate a stroke, painful skin problems, whiplash after a car crash, unexplained falls and migraines, exercise-related heart palpitations, a sick young child, recurring episodes of vision loss, and severe ear discomfort. Throughout the episode, the GPs have to decide which symptoms are harmless and which need urgent specialist investigation.

In this episode of GPs: Behind Closed Doors, doctors care for a range of elderly patients facing complex health concerns. A woman with worsening memory loss and dizziness is urgently referred for further tests after doctors fear it could be a stroke or dementia. Elsewhere, a patient with suspected Addison's disease deteriorates rapidly in the surgery and is rushed to hospital by ambulance with a potentially life-threatening adrenal crisis. The team also diagnoses scarlet fever in a young boy, investigates a painful hand tremor, and helps patients with falls, hernias, chronic pain, and other age-related conditions.

In this medical documentary, doctors investigate alarming symptoms and help patients searching for answers. One man faces an agonizing decision when an infected surgical wound begins bleeding years after a life-saving operation. Elsewhere, doctors examine a child with a ruptured eardrum, a new-born with a mysterious mouth lump and a patient fearing dementia. From chronic illness to unexpected diagnoses, the episode reveals the human stories behind everyday medical care.

In this episode, doctors treat patients facing chronic pain, a suspected hernia, a knee injury and a mysterious bitter taste. A worried mum brings baby Freddy to the GP after a virus leaves him pulling painfully at his ear. One woman fears her persistent cough could be lung cancer, prompting antibiotics, a chest X-ray and further checks. Another patient opens up about severe depression, anxiety, panic attacks and the pressures affecting their mental health.

From mysterious facial swelling and sudden hair loss to crippling headaches, doctors investigate patients searching for answers. A young girl faces severely enlarged tonsils, while others struggle with persistent coughing, dizziness, skin changes and unexplained symptoms. Doctors uncover possible allergic reactions, alopecia, sinusitis and other conditions, while deciding when further tests and specialist treatment are needed. An eye-opening episode following real GP appointments, medical mysteries, diagnoses and treatments as doctors work to discover what’s wrong.

A 35-year-old man is rushed to A&E with his heart racing at a dangerous 230 beats per minute, forcing doctors to perform an emergency procedure to restore his normal heartbeat. Meanwhile, a 79-year-old woman faces possible amputation after a devastating fall, and a young boy suffers a serious ankle fracture while roller-skating. Inside Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, dedicated NHS staff battle to save lives and treat critical injuries.