A sociological study of mental health of people in quarantine due to COVID (A case study of Multan)

Authors

  • Aysha Qayyum The Women University, Multan Author
  • Ayesha Khan The Women University, Multan Author

Keywords:

mental health, mental disorder, communicable disease quarantine systematic review

Abstract

As a consequence of the 2019 corona virus disease emergence (COVID-19) became outbreak. Different Psychological issues and major implications of quarantine in terms of mental health Stress, depression, anxiety, economic recession, anger, dietary patterns have shifted, among others. During the Covid-19 epidemic, confusion gradually arose. The purpose of this work was to examine in depth the latest literature on the effects of quarantine due to COVID-1919. About general mental wellbeing of population that were the position of risk and protective variables against the risk. The potential for mental conditions to arise in vulnerable people has also been discussed. A comprehensive questionnaire was produced with all possible and necessary questions that could be included. The impact of stress on the population is portrayed in one way or another. Infectious disease transmission is Sometimes avoided by quarantine and isolation of the at-risk population. This analysis showed that serious problems with mental health among people and communities that have undergone quarantine and in multiple ways, isolation. Questionnaire in nature, while each was given 1-4 points issues

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Published

2019-12-31