Doctors Rush Toddler to Hospital After Alarming Discovery

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.

Inside Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, emergency teams treat patients with serious and unexpected injuries. An elderly woman is airlifted in with a severed artery, while a builder suffers four broken ribs after falling from scaffolding. Doctors assess a five-year-old’s frightening head injury and treat a man whose shoulder dislocated during jiu-jitsu.

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.

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.

Doctors also investigate possible carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic fatigue, poorly controlled diabetes and unexplained hair loss. Watch these fascinating real-life GP consultations exploring diagnosis, treatment, patient care and the challenges of everyday medicine.

This dramatic episode goes inside a busy A&E department at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, following emergency nurses dealing with serious accidents and unusual traumas. Patients include a man who slices through his chin with an angle grinder, a woman injured in a 40 mph car crash, a 13-year-old with a severe open arm fracture, and a man who accidentally runs himself over with his own car.