“Doctor, doctor, I feel like a carrot.”/“Don’t get yourself in a stew.”

The word “stew” (a dish cooked by stewing) also means “a state of agitated excitement, worry, and/or confusion.” A joke is:
   
Patient: Doctor, doctor, I feel like a carrot.
Doctor: Don’t get yourself in a stew.
   
The joke has been cited in print since at least 2013.
   
   
Twitter
⚽ TYPE ONE TONY ⚽
@TONYHAMILTON69
@tonyblackburn
Doctor doctor,
I feel like a carrot
Don’t get yourself in a stew
3:42 PM · Apr 9, 2013·Twitter Web Client
   
Twitter
MacEwan Plan
@macewanplan
Daily Joke: Doctor doctor, I feel like a carrot
• Don’t get yourself in a stew
12:18 PM · Apr 22, 2013·Hootsuite
   
6 June 2013, The Sunday Mail (Adelaide, Australia), “Giggles,” pg. 4:
Doctor, doctor, I feel like a carrot!
Don’t get yourself in a stew.
 
Google Books
What do the grown-ups do?
Fiona the Doctor
By Mairi McLellan
Leicestershire, UK: Matador
2014
Pg. 28:
“Doctor, doctor, I feel like a carrot.”
Don’t get yourself in a stew.
   
Twitter
Dennis Staples
@gosporttomarlow
Replying to @aidansmyth6
Doctor doctor, I feel like a carrot
there there Don’t get yourself in a stew
7:06 AM · Apr 8, 2018·Twitter Web Client
 
Twitter
Turan T Turan
@Coldsmoking
Replying to @lottelydia
Doctor Doctor,,,I feel like a carrot…... Well don’t get yourself into a stew!
5:46 PM · Jan 30, 2019·Twitter Web Client
 
Twitter
Lorraine Jo King
@lahlahbean
#sidesplittingsunday
Doctor, doctor! I feel like a carrot. Don’t get yourself in a stew!  Grinning face with smiling eyes
3:35 AM · Mar 15, 2020·Hootsuite Inc.