Many Men Call Ambulance Just for Pubic Affairs

Last year many incised records unique to the ambulance officers in the state of Victoria, Australia. Incoming emergency calls during the year 2011 was dominated by trivial complaints that are not urgent, including pubic affairs.

The uniqueness of the complaints by the majority of emergency workers is felt to be very annoying and a waste of time. Some problems are conveyed through actual emergency calls can sometimes resolve themselves and not have to hurry.

According to data from the Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority (ESTA), throughout 2011 recorded 100 male patients calling the emergency services only for pubic affairs. Not described more specifically what the problem, but did not rule out only a matter of hard erection.

Another trivial problem that many delivered through emergency services throughout 2011 is constipation or difficult bowel movements, which amounts to 637 calls. In addition, there are also 178 calls due to ear pain and 233 calls because of a toothache.

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