answer: #Person2# tells the doctor about the stomachache. The doctor thinks it might be a duodenal ulcer but more tests will be needed and then tells #Person2# it's not serious.
documents: #Person1#: What seems to be the problem?
  #Person2#: My stomach hurts, Doctor.
  #Person1#: Has this been a problem before?
  #Person2#: Yes.
  #Person1#: For how long?
  #Person2#: I have had it on and off for the past three years. It's just gotten much worse these past two weeks.
  #Person1#: Do you only feel this way when you stomach is empty?
  #Person2#: After I've eaten, it goes away for a while.
  #Person1#: Do you feel nauseous?
  #Person2#: Yes, occasionally.
  #Person1#: Do you have regular bowel movements?
  #Person2#: I think so.
  #Person1#: Let me take a look at your abdomen. Lie down on your back and bend your knees up. OK. relax. . . Alright, it seems like you have a duodenal ulcer, but we'll have to run some tests before I can be certain. You should get a good rest first and try not to strain your stomach too much.
  #Person2#: Is it serious?
  #Person1#: Not too serious, but it'll take you some time to recover, so you'll need to be patient.