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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

Rangan Chatterjee

Sunetra Sarker

James Dawson

Tom Watt-Smith

Ros Ponder

Studio Lambert

Doctor in the House: Series 2: Episode 4

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Episode 4

Series 2

BBC One - Doctor in the House, Series 2, Episode 4

Rangan helps two women, who both suffer with exhaustion, to improve their health.

Medical documentary series. Dr Rangan Chatterjee helps two women, who both suffer with debilitating exhaustion, to improve their health.

Nicola has been diagnosed with ten different conditions, including fibromyalgia, ME, sciatica and depression. Her pain and exhaustion have led her to become reliant on painkillers and she struggles to get through the day. Can Dr Chatterjee help Nicola find the cause of her problems and improve her health so that she can enjoy life again with her three young sons?

La-Vern is suffering from stress and severe exhaustion and is at risk of developing life-threatening type 2 diabetes. As a single mother, she works two jobs as a car saleswoman and a nightclub bouncer whilst juggling the demands of her two young sons. Rangan must find a way to completely overhaul her lifestyle, including her diet, sleeping habits and work-life balance.

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