- Keep Taking the Pills?
- Secret Elixir of Longevity?
- The Specialist
- New Slant on Doctor's Bed-side Manners
- Take the Doctor's Advice
- Insider Dealing? Or Doctor Humour
- Tricky Logic
- I Don't Want To Be A Doctor For The Following Reasons
- Funny Doctor's Advice
Contents
- 1 Keep Taking the Pills?
- 2 Prescriptions .....
- 3 Secret Elixir of Longevity?
- 4 Insider Dealing?
- 5 The Specialist
- 6 New Slant on Doctor's Bed-side Manners
- 7 Take the Doctor's Advice
- 8 Tricky Logic
- 9 I Don't Want To Be A Doctor For The Following Reasons
- 10 Funny Doctor's Advice
- 11 Funny Doctors Advice - As Submitted by Real Doctors
- 12 Patch-up
- 13 Mis-Carriage?
- 14 See more clean funny doctor jokes and medical stories:
Keep Taking the Pills?
One day, Harry went to see
his doctor and told him that he hadn't
been feeling at all well. The doctor examined Harry, left the room, and came back with three different bottles of pills.
Looking at Harry he says, 'Take the green pill
with a big glass of water when you wake up. Take the blue pill with a big glass of water after lunch. Then just before going to bed, take the red pill with another
large glass of water.'
Startled to be put taking much medicine, the man stammered, 'L...........L.......L.........Lummee, Doc, exactly what is my problem?'
The doctor replied, 'Harry, you're not drinking enough water.'
Prescriptions .....
Secret Elixir of Longevity?
Gloria, out for a walk, notices this little old man rocking in a chair on his porch and approaches him. 'I can't help noticing how happy you look, 'Gloria smiles at him, 'What is your secret for a long happy life?' 'I smoke three packs of cigarettes a day, 'he replied, 'I also drink a case of whiskey a week, eat fatty foods, and never exercise.' 'That's amazing!' Gloria responds, 'How old are you?' 'Twenty-six, 'he replies.Insider Dealing?
An artist asked the gallery owner if there had been any real
interest in his paintings which had been on display for the previous few weeks.
'I have good news and bad news,' the owner replied. 'The good news is that a gentleman inquired about your work and wondered if
it would appreciate in value after your death. When I told him it would, he bought all 17 of your paintings.'
'That's wonderful, absolutely marvellous,' the artist exclaimed. 'What's the bad news?'
'The
buyer was your doctor.'
The Specialist
'What kind of job do you do?' a lady passenger asks the man travelling in her train compartment. 'I'm a Naval surgeon,' he replies. 'Good grief!' splutters the lady, 'How you doctors specialise these days.'New
Slant on Doctor's
Bed-side Manners
'Every GP [General Practitioner - Doctor] is to be instructed to tell fat patients that they should lose weight, putting doctors in the front line of a new
offensive to tackle Britain's
growing obesity problem, 'records The Times on May 3rd 2006.' In future GPs will have to treat obesity as if it were any other medical condition and advise the overweight to slim.
It is the first time that doctors have been asked to cajole fat patients, old and young, to eat less, improve their diets and take exercise. The move by Caroline Flint, the Public Health Minister, is
directed in particular at children and young people who need help to lose their excess pounds.'
Perhaps if this proves difficult we will hear this kind of conversation:
Patient: It isn't
possible
that I'm as overweight as you say I am.
Doctor: Maybe you would prefer to look at it in a different way. According to this chart, you're about 10 inches too short.
Take the Doctor's Advice
Dopey Danny was an extremely nervous patient whose imagination afflicted him with all kinds of misfortunes that never materialised. One afternoon he staggered into the house. Dopey Danny was bent forwards. He tottered to a chair and, still curled into a half-moon shape, dropped into it. 'Jenny,' he gasped, 'it's happened at last. There was no warning. All of a sudden I found I couldn't straighten up. I can't lift my head.' When the doctor had arrived and looked at Danny, Jenny inquired, 'Is there any hope, doc?' 'Well,' the GP replied, 'it would help a great deal if he would undo the third buttonhole of his waistcoat from the top button of his trousers.' See a real Patient Participation Group.
Doctor's Diagnosis
Dr Trebble examined Maria and then took the husband to one side saying,
'I don't like the looks of your wife at all.'
'Me neither doc,' said Ross, her husband. 'But she's a great cook and is
really good with the kids.'
Tricky Logic
A doctor of psychiatry is doing his normal morning rounds at the hospital when he enters the ward. He finds Arnold sitting on the floor, pretending to saw a piece of wood in half. Meanwhile Mark is hanging from the ceiling by his feet. The consultant asks Arnold what he's doing. Arnold smiles and answers, 'Can't you see I'm sawing this piece of wood in half?' The consultant nods and continues talking to Arnold and enquires what Mark is doing on the ceiling. Arnold looks up and murmurs, 'Oh, he's my friend, but he's a little crazy. He thinks he's a lightbulb.' The consultant looks up and notices that Mark's face is turning red and blue. The consultant remonstrates with Arnold and says, 'If he's your friend, you should get him down from there before he hurts himself.' Arnold replies with a sigh, 'What? And work in the dark.'
Doctor Cannot See the Patient
A psychiatrist's secretary, Paula, walks into his study and says,
'There's a gentleman in the waiting room asking to see you. Claims he's
invisible.'
Dr Walmsley, the psychiatrist responds,
'Paula, tell him
I can't see him.'
I Don't Want To Be A Doctor For The Following Reasons
- If I were a pathologist I'd be in a dead end job.
- If I were a biologist I'd be in jeans all the time.
- Anaesthesiology would put me to sleep.
- Cell specialists are too cultured for my taste.
- I can't stand podiatry.
- I can't see myself as an ophthalmologist.
- I'm too old to be a gerontologist.
- I would have to be crazy to become a psychiatrist.
- I'm told paediatrics is child's play.
- I haven't got the heart to be a cardiologist.
- And they'd see right through me if I went into radiology.
- And I really couldn't face it if I were a dermatologist.
- I'm not cut out to be a surgeon.
- If I weren't such a baby, I'd become a gynaecologist.
- It's been drilled into me that I should be a dentist.
- I'd rather be a plumber than a urologist.
- If I were a proctologist I'd always be behind in my career.
- I haven't got the spine to be a chiropractor.