The graph illustrates the number of patients going to four different medical centers in a hospital per week on average between 2010 and 2016. Overall, the number of people visiting doctors with their health problems increased significantly over the period, with some fluctuations in the figure for birth control visitors reaching its initial point in the final year. Starting at approximately 60, people suffering diabetes rose threefold in numbers, with a leveling-off trend at about 90 from 2012 to 2014.
On the other hand, a figure for dentist guests halved from 100 in the first two years, but this was followed by a gradual rise, reaching at around 130 by the end of the period.
There can be seen a moderate growth from 130 to 150 in the demand for ophthalmic services until 2012, before reaching a peak of 350, overtaking a leader trend in the latest year. Meanwhile, the number of individuals intending to be supervised by birth control doctors was its highest demand rate jumping to 270 in 2012, up from roughly 245 in 2010. This was followed by a sharp decrease to 170 in only two years. However, a figure had experienced an uptick to its initial level by 2016.