The majority of these cases occurred in regional hospitals, which treated 233 patients, according to information from the Ministry of Health. Primary Care centers handled 89 consultations linked to the astronomical event, while the Madrid Community Medical Emergency Service (Summa 112) assisted another 18 individuals.
The primary reasons for these attendances included dizziness, general malaise, and various eye conditions stemming from direct observation of the eclipse. Health teams also addressed citizens' queries regarding potential health effects of the phenomenon.
