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Emotional factors relating to weight gain during the COVID-19 pandemic at post-bariatric women from São Paulo: a cross-sectional study

Victória Lacera Auerswald Albino A;
Rheded Ferreira G;
da Silva Lima K;
Matsuda de Sales Vieira L;
Farah Simony Lamigueiro Toimil R;
Riyoiti Uchida R;
Eduardo Nunes Salles J

Anny Victória Lacera Auerswald Albino

Glenda Rheded Ferreira

Kaline da Silva Lima

Larissa Matsuda de Sales Vieira

Rosana Farah Simony Lamigueiro Toimil

Ricardo Riyoiti Uchida

João Eduardo Nunes Salles


Resumo

Objective: Evaluate the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on weight regain in post-bariatric women and correlate it with symptoms of anxiety, depression, binge eating, and fear of covid-19. 

Methods: It collected anthropometric and mental health information with the application of psychometric scales on the patients mentioned above, between May/2021 and January/2022. Frequencies (descriptive statistics), test t for independent samples, and Spearman were used to obtain a correlation between weight gain and the psychometric scales.

Results: The sample comprised 25 women. The average age was 53.0 years and the average body mass index was 35.2kg/m2 before the pandemic. We observed an average increase in the body mass index of 1.4 points during the pandemic. However, 40% maintained or lost weight during the same period. The weight gain group had higher scores for depression, anxiety, and binge eating symptoms. Fear of covid-19 scores did not differ between the groups.

Conclusion: Anxiety, depression, and binge eating symptoms have influenced weight to regain in a small sample of post-bariatric women during the covid-19 pandemic.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/devopinterscie-112


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Copyright (c) 2023 Anny Victória Lacera Auerswald Albino, Glenda Rheded Ferreira, Kaline da Silva Lima, Larissa Matsuda de Sales Vieira , Rosana Farah Simony Lamigueiro Toimil, Ricardo Riyoiti Uchida, João Eduardo Nunes Salles

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  • Anny Victória Lacera Auerswald Albino
  • Glenda Rheded Ferreira
  • Kaline da Silva Lima
  • Larissa Matsuda de Sales Vieira
  • Rosana Farah Simony Lamigueiro Toimil
  • Ricardo Riyoiti Uchida
  • João Eduardo Nunes Salles