A、She cannot eat for some time. B、She suffers from bad headaches. C、She often feels sick. D、She cannot stand noise. B

M: Hello. Take a seat, Miss Millard. Now, what can I do for you?
W: It’s about my headaches, doctor. I get really bad headaches quite regularly and they’re sometimes so bad I’m actually sick. And I can’t eat for a couple of days when I’m feeling like that
M: How often do these headaches come?
W: About once every two months, I suppose.
M: Do bright lights affect you when these attacks come?
W: Yes, as a matter of fact, they do. I forgot about that I really can’t stand bright lights at all when the headache is at its worst.
M: Do you take anything, any pills?
W: Yes, but they don’t help.
M: Mm. I can give you some painkillers which should help. See how you get on with the pills and if they don’t seem to help, come back and see me again.
Questions 6 to 7 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
6. What does the patient mainly complain about?
7. Did the patient try to deal with her illness?