<transcript><audio_19> ha impactado en la población general con un aumento de la ansiedad y la depresión y en personas más vulnerables con patología mental previa, como los trastornos alimentarios,</transcript><transcript><audio_20> precipitante, un factor desencadenante para, por un lado, empeorar los síntomas alimentarios en personas que tenían un TCA activo. Por otro lado, personas</transcript><transcript><audio_21> Pues ha sido un factor de riesgo de recaída. Y también, por último, el confinamiento, dijéramos que ha favorecido el desarrollo de nuevos casos en población vulnerable.</transcript><transcript><audio_22> que muchas primeras visitas de ahora coincidiendo con el confinamiento desde marzo que empieza la sintomatología. Pues bien, para analizar todas estas cuestiones tenemos estos informes.</transcript><transcript><audio_23> las cosas que tendremos que analizar es cómo han afrontado de manera quizá con dificultades más adaptativas lo que hemos pasado todo, la incerteza,</transcript><transcript><audio_24> El confinamiento que significó cambios de rutinas, mayor uso de redes sociales, en fin, interrupciones de los tratamientos. Pues estas cosas son las que vamos a ir analizando y considerando.</transcript><transcript><audio_25> Montserrat Graei para que nos explique un poco la experiencia del impacto que ha tenido en la unidad de trastornos alimentarios del niño Jesús pues toda la crisis de la COVID. Cuando quieras, Montse. Sí.</transcript> restriction at a social level has impacted the general population with an increase in anxiety and depression and in more vulnerable people, previous environmental pathology, unlike eating disorders, has been a precipitating factor, a triggering factor that, on the one hand, worsens eating symptoms.  in people who had an active CT on the other hand on the other hand people who had symptomatic stability as it has been a risk factor for relapse and also lastly confinement we would say that it has favored the development of new cases the vulnerable population we have seen that many first visits now, coinciding with the confinement since March, when the symptoms begin, well, to analyze all these issues, we have these first-rate guests and surely, the things that we will have to analyze are how they have faced, perhaps with more difficulties.  adaptive because what we have been through is not the uncertainty, the fear of contagion, the confinement that meant changes in routines, greater use of social networks, in short, interruptions in treatments because these things are what we are going to analyze and with this I give way to  Dr. Montserrat Dry to explain a little about the experience of the impact it has had on the eating disorders unit of Niño Jesús, well, everything, the entire Lakovic crisis, whenever you want, montse well,
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