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Young man, in bed feeling unwell,
0:15
With a fever. What’s wrong? He really can’t tell,
0:19
So he rushes, out to his A&E,
0:23
But was that-an-e-mer-gency?
0:28
Young man, has an itch he can’t scratch,
0:31
‘Cause he’s sweating, he’s got prickly heat rash,
0:35
Got his phone out, went to dial 999.
0:39
But what should-he-have-done this time?
0:46
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
0:50
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
0:55
If you need urgent advice, and don’t know what to do,
0:59
NHS 111's for you.
1:04
Why A&E?
1:06
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
1:11
For an itch or small cuts, muscle strains or a sprain
1:15
Walk in centres will heal your pain.
1:20
Young man, always feeling back pain,
1:23
His prescription, needs a refill again,
1:27
He heads straight out, goes to the hospital,
1:31
But was that-so-res-pons-ible?
1:36
Young man, up all night on the loo.
1:39
He needs treatment, but doesn’t know what to do.
1:43
In casualty, feeling even sicker,
1:47
How could he-have-got-help-quicker?
1:54
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
1:58
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
2:03
For ongoing back ache, or blood in your pee,
2:07
Then you need to see your GP.
2:12
Why A&E?
2:14
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
2:19
If you have diarrhoea, or you’ve been stung by a bee,
2:23
You should head to the pharmacy.
2:28
Young man, he’s come down with a cold,
2:31
He feels groggy, always blowing his nose,
2:35
At casualty, the doctors rush to his side,
2:39
“You don’t need-to-be-here,”-they cried.
2:44
Young man, blacking out in the street,
2:47
Clutching his chest, he’s got pains when he breathes,
2:52
Now this man, really needs A&E,
2:55
This is a-real-em-er-gency
3:02
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
3:06
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
3:11
If you’ve got a sore throat, or you’ve come down with a cold,
3:15
Then self care is the way to go
3:20
Why A&E?
3:22
You have to ask yourself Why A&E?
3:27
Persistent chest pain, breathing difficulty,
3:31
Now those are symptoms for A&E.