2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.gaceta.2020.11.001
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Repercusiones del confinamiento por COVID-19 en pacientes crónicos de Andalucía

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“…The data found in our research show that a large part of the patients (65%) presented at least one negative emotion, with anxiety being the most selected, followed by anguish and anger (38%, 35% and 31%, respectively), coinciding with what was found by other authors where exposure to epidemics and confinements is consistently related to negative psychological effects [14]. In this regard, in a study carried out in the city of Andalusia, Spain, express that people with chronic diseases experienced difficulties during confinement beyond the risk of contagion, related to their emotional experience, generating an emotional state of uncertainty and fear, intensified by being considered "risk groups" [20]. In a study conducted in Fujian Province, China, argue that the period of isolation negatively impacted the psychological state of subjects with DM2, while other authors observed that 87% of patients with DM2 in northern India were affected due to the psychological stress experienced during quarantine [7,21].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 79%
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“…The data found in our research show that a large part of the patients (65%) presented at least one negative emotion, with anxiety being the most selected, followed by anguish and anger (38%, 35% and 31%, respectively), coinciding with what was found by other authors where exposure to epidemics and confinements is consistently related to negative psychological effects [14]. In this regard, in a study carried out in the city of Andalusia, Spain, express that people with chronic diseases experienced difficulties during confinement beyond the risk of contagion, related to their emotional experience, generating an emotional state of uncertainty and fear, intensified by being considered "risk groups" [20]. In a study conducted in Fujian Province, China, argue that the period of isolation negatively impacted the psychological state of subjects with DM2, while other authors observed that 87% of patients with DM2 in northern India were affected due to the psychological stress experienced during quarantine [7,21].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Similar findings were described by authors who evaluated changes in physical activity from confinement in patients with DM2, in the city of Madrid, Spain, demonstrating a significant decrease in the time spent doing some type of activity [17,18]. Other research revealed that the COVID-19 lockdown had a negative effect on all activity levels and an increase in the time people spent sitting, while a study conducted in Spain in patients with chronic diseases found that one of the most commented drawbacks was the difficulty in doing physical activity [13,19,20].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The participating people shared their concerns about being overweight due to confinement. Boredom, inactivity, and bakery activities with children were the leading causes of weight gain [ 39 ]. The obese subjects presented weight gain related to eating between meals, and the subjects who exercised reported less weight gain [ 40 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, a diferencia de estudios previos (17,20) , quienes indicaron que el afrontamiento resolutivo era el más utilizado, en este estudio resaltó el afrontamiento emocional (19,22) . Ello se puede deber al contexto de pandemia, donde se requirió de un mayor apoyo social por parte de las personas significativas, puesto que, aquellas pacientes con enfermedades crónicas se encontraban en la población de riesgo a causa del Covid-19, lo que generó un miedo intenso, aunado a los problemas para dormir, ansiedad, sobre todo la necesidad de ayuda psicológica, permanecer comunicado con familiares y amistades, así como velar por su salud mental (32) .…”
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