Table 1.

Patient's clinical status and treatment compliance during the lockdown as per caregivers.

Items in Questionnaires	Categories	n (%)
Patient missed appointments during the lockdown	Yes	106(80.3)
	No	26(19.7)
Mode of consultation in last month	Direct	2(1.5)
	Phone call	13(9.8)
	Message	2(1.5)
	Not consulted	115(87.1)
Patient missed psychiatric medication during the lockdown	Yes	29(22)
	No	103(78)
Reason for non-compliance	Non-availability of medications	8(6.1)
	Non-availability of professionals	5(3.8)
	Lack of transportation	3(2.3)
	Fear of COVID-19	1(0.8)
	Due to strict legal enforcement of lockdown	7(5.3)
	Relapse of the symptoms	5(3.8)
Patient compliant with medication	Took medication with the previous prescription	103(78)
Patients missed medication for comorbid medical illness	Yes	24(18.2)
	No	24(18.2)
	Not applicable	84(63.6)
Personal care	Good	105(79.5)
	Bad	21(15.9)
	Worse	06(4.5)
Sleep	Good	82(62.1)
	Disturbed but manageable	35(26.5)
	Disturbed but unmanageable	15(11.4)
Food pattern	Yes, regular	101(76.5)
	Yes, irregular	24(18.2)
	Food intake reduced	7(5.3)
Reemerging symptoms during the lockdown	Yes	39(29.5)
	No	93(70.5)
Suicidal ideas during the lockdown	No	113(85.6)
	Yes same like past	12(9.1)
	Yes more than past	7(5.3)
Violence/aggression towards caregiver during the lockdown	Yes	37(28)
	No	95(72)
Taking substances or illegal drugs during the lockdown	Yes	9(6.8)
	No	123(93.2)
Experiencing financial difficulties	Yes, a lot	68(51.5)
	Yes, little bit	15(11.4)
	No	49(37.1)
Caregiver's perceived burden increased during the lockdown	Yes	40(30.3)
	No	92(69.7)