— Doctor, every time I wake up in the morning I feel dizzy for half an hour, and then it goes away.
— — Then just get up half an hour later.
A doctor tells his patient: "Good news: you have at least a month left to live."
— The patient: "And the bad news?" The doctor: "I should have told you that two months ago."
Patient: "Will you give me a sick note for work?"
— "Why?" "Because I haven't been going for three weeks."
Doctor: "Do you smoke?" "Yes." "Do you drink?" "Yes." "Do you exercise?" "Never."
— "Then what do you need me for? Keep going like that and you'll get there on your own."
The doctor says: "Your blood pressure is through the roof. You need to rest."
— "But doctor, I'm an air traffic controller." "Well, let the planes take a break for a while."
A patient arrives at the emergency room: "I'm in pain all over! If I touch here, it hurts. If I touch here, it hurts."
— "You've got a broken finger."
Doctor: "Do you sleep well?" Patient: "Perfectly."
— "And when do you sleep?" "In the office, especially."
Doctor to patient: "You lead a very sedentary life."
— "Yes, the sofa and I are inseparable."
Doctor: "You need to exercise regularly."
— "Doctor, it makes me sweat just thinking about it."
Doctor to the patient: 'You lead a very sedentary life.'
— 'Yes, my sofa and I are inseparable.'
— Doctor, my son swallowed a pen. What should I do?
— — Come as quickly as possible... I'll use the pencil in the meantime.
Doctor to patient: "You lead a very sedentary life."
— "Yes, the sofa and I are inseparable."
Patient: "Doctor, my stomach hurts in the mornings."
— "What do you have for breakfast?" "A bowl of ice cream." "Every day?" "Also every day."
Patient: "Doctor, my nose is stuffed, my ears are plugged, and my throat is irritated."
— "Have you tried stopping complaining?"
Patient: "Doctor, ever since I started taking the pills, I feel invisible."
— "Next, please."