While his father was stationed in Japan, he saw a janitor working in a hospital. Despite being a Buraku or untouchable, the doctors were forced to heed the janitors medical advice. This is what inspired House to become a doctor, despite his contempt for people. House initially attended Johns Hopkins, but was expelled for cheating. He completed his medical training at the University of Michigan. He achieved board certification in both Nephrology and Internal Medicine.
Even though he was a world-renowned genius, few would hire him because of his unethical methods. His former classmate, Lisa Cuddy, agreed to hire him. At a medical conference, House befriended Doctor James Wilson. After Wilson was arrested for property damage, House bailed him out. Ten years before the start of the series, House moved in with his girlfriend, Stacy Warner. Five years into their relationship, House had an infarction in his leg. The best treatment would have been amputation, but house refused, and demanded an embolectomy instead, despite the risk for infection and death.
House asked to be put into a medically induced coma for the pain. While in the coma, Stacy had them remove the necrotic muscle to reduce the risk of death. This left House with a permanent limp and chronic leg pain.
He needed Vicodin for the pain and became addicted. House and Stacy eventually broke up. These may take many forms, for example, hallucinating of a dead colleague following him everywhere and talking to him, increased addiction problems, or the like. Completing such subplots, and the medical, physiological or psychological reasons behind them like drug abuse or suppressed guilt , should be handled like solving a tricky puzzle or a mystery.
During such subplots he is not at the top of his game, could be a danger to his patients, and suffers from penalties equal to those of a Guilt Drawback. Yet no HP fee may be paid to eliminate it, and the subplot has to be completed. House is a military brat. One place in which his father was stationed was Egypt. There House developed a fascination with archaeology and treasure-hunting.
This interest led him to keep his treasure-hunting tools well into his adulthood. Another station was Japan. There, at age 14, House discovered his vocation after a rock climbing incident with his friend. He witnessed the respect given to a buraku doctor who solved the case that no other doctor could.
He also spent some time in the Philippines, where he received dental surgery. He avoids both parents. At one point, House tells a story of his parents leaving him with his grandmother, whose punishments constituted abuse. However, he later confesses that it was his father who abused him. Due to his father abusing him, House never believed that John House was his biological father. At the age of 12, he deduced that a friend of his family with the same birthmark was his real father.
In the season 5 episode Birthmarks , House discovers that this was true. Indeed, he used to find his mother very boring — the main reason he avoided her for long. That lasted until he found out that the identity of his real father is as-yet-unknown.
House first attended Johns Hopkins University as an undergraduate. Before choosing medicine as his discipline, he considered getting a Ph. He was accepted to the Johns Hopkins Medical School , and excelled during his time there. He was a front runner for a prestigious and competitive internship at the Mayo Clinic. However, during this time in medical school, he was caught cheating by another student, Philip Weber. During the time he was appealing his expulsion he studied in the medical school at the University of Michigan.
After the appeal process, he was denied re-entry into the Johns Hopkins Medical School. During a medical convention in New Orleans, that he attended shortly after graduating medical school, House first saw his eventual friend Dr. House deduced that it contained divorce papers. While at a bar, Wilson accidentally broke an antique mirror in frustration.
House bailed him out and hired an attorney to clear his name, thus starting their professional and personal relationship. House eventually became a Board certified diagnostician with a double specialty in infectious disease and nephrology.
Approximately ten years before the beginning of the series, House entered into a relationship with Stacy Warner, a constitutional lawyer. Five years later, during a game of golf, he suffered an infarction in his right leg.
House would eventually diagnose the infarction himself. An aneurysm in his thigh had clotted leading to an infarction and causing his quadriceps muscle to become necrotic. House had the dead muscle bypassed in order to restore circulation to the remainder of his leg, risking organ failure and cardiac arrest. He was willing to endure excruciating post-operative pain to retain the use of his leg. She authorized a safer surgical middle-ground procedure between amputation and a bypass by removing just the dead muscle.
This resulted in the partial loss of use in his leg and left House with a lesser, but still serious, level of pain for the rest of his life. House could not forgive Stacy for making the decision and this was eventually the reason Stacy left him. House now suffers chronic pain in his thigh and uses a cane to aid his walking. He also frequently takes Vicodin to relieve his pain. House does however break his addiction with psychiatric help, after he suffers a psychotic break.
When Warner makes her first appearance in season 1, she is married to a high school guidance counsellor named Mark Warner. Instead, we have a system in which making errors on the way to making the right diagnosis is a source of shame and embarrassment.
Rightfully so, of course, in cases where you never get the right diagnosis and the patient suffers as a result. The flawed doctor: For all she loves the show, Sanders says that she is shocked when someone tells her they wish they had a doctor like Gregory House. He is the exact opposite of the kind of doctor I try to be. You want to trust your doctor, and House has a lot of issues with trust. That viewers even like the character is a testament to the acting skills of Hugh Laurie, Sanders believes.
Each has been saved by him or had a loved one saved. A strange chorus of mobsters, Gen-X ers Old ladies, hypochondriacs, young mothers and business executives fell that that owe him. They may even understand him. House recently has been faced with dealing with his old injuries and his empty love life. His old friend Dr Wilson and his boss Dr. Cuddy have forced him to self examine quite a bit. House in his own unique, bombastic and harsh verbal style has avoided most but not all of these attempts.
Dr House is a tall grizzled looking man in his mids played by Hugh Laurie. He has striking blue eyes and dark hair. Due to his hostility to authority he often dresses down to look as un-doctor-like as possible. He has an acerbic wit and a true gift with banter that he uses to keep people from coming to close to him.
Paradoxically this has earned him a small number of close friends that recognize his loneliness and are undaunted by his barbs. When House finds himself needing to be persuasive he does so in an insulting or condescending fashion. Often people end up agreeing with house against their better judgment. House is fully aware he is addicted to pain killers and is OK with it. It has been drawn into question that the physical pain he experiences from his necrotic leg injury is partially psychological.
His pain has become the counterpoint to his brilliance as a defining stigmata.
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