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Family invite a GP into their home to investigate every aspect of their lives.

Documentary. In each episode a family invites a GP into their home to investigate every aspect of their lives. They're worried about their health, and they're hoping he can solve their problems.

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Doctor in the House: Series 2

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Doctor in the House: Series 2: Episode 3

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Series 2

BBC One - Doctor in the House, Series 2, Episode 3

Dr Rangan must discover why a sporty obese 11-year-old cannot lose weight.

Medical documentary series. Dr Rangan must discover why a sporty obese 11-year-old cannot lose weight. And a 16-year-old with an eating disorder suffers with health issues.

Kiki is 11-years-old, weighs 11 stone and at risk of diabetes. Although he is obese, his diet is good and he is one of the sportiest kids at school. Rangan must discover why Kiki can't lose weight and come up with a solution quickly to keep school bullies at bay. Kiki's father, Mark, has chronic back pain and suffers from stress. A former athlete, he can barely move on some days and it is destroying his relationship with his son.

Hoshi-Rae is a 16-year-old girl with an eating disorder. Her diet is causing her health to suffer and seriously affecting her teenage years. Is the key to her problems her mum Lisa, who has a history of bulimia?

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