Assessment on Mental Health Status During Post Covid-19 Pandemic

Abstract

Aim: This study aim to assess changes in the mental health status among adolescents and middle-aged adults during the post-Covid-19 epidemic. Methods: The study's data were gathered using a cross-sectional methodology using an online survey of 60 adults and adolescents. A cross-sectional survey was conducted online using a google form, and participants were sent the surveys via Facebook, WhatsApp, and email. Result: Maintaining one's mental and physical health is a vital topic that worries people During the Covid-19 epidemic, everywhere. The covid-19 epidemic was found to have an effect on people's mental health and lifestyle choices after the pandemic. Less than 15% of participants reported mental health issues like anxiety, stress, depression, sleeplessness, PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorders), and lower levels of happiness. The majority of participants stated that they occasionally or briefly encountered mental health disorders, whereas the remainder of the subjects stated that they had no such problems following the COVID-19 epidemic. 42% of subjects reported that their mental status were good after covid-19. 8.3% were poor mental health and 7% of subjects didn’t any idea about their mental health status. Conclusion: Globally, and especially among adults and adolescents, people's mental health has been significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has made many people feel more stressed, anxious, depressed, and socially isolated, which has greatly affected their mental health. Social abilities of adolescents and development have been impacted by the isolation brought on by lockdowns and other social exclusionary practices, which may have long-term effects. Especially among adults and teenagers, who are more susceptible to the pandemic's impacts. In order to assist people in coping with the pandemic's continued effects on their mental health, it is imperative that these difficulties be addressed with prompt treatments and support.