Table 2. Perceived well-being and aspects of self-reported anxiety by PWE during the COVID-19 pandemic period.
| How are you feeling? | Always or part of the time | Never |
|---|---|---|
| Nervous | 70 (61.4%) | 44 (38.6%) |
| Hopeless | 34 (29.8%) | 80 (70.2%) |
| Tired or restless | 61 (53.5%) | 53 (46.5%) |
| Depressed - nothing can cheer me up | 41 (36%) | 73 (64%) |
| Everything is an effort | 38 (33.3%) | 76 (66.7%) |
| Useless | 25 (21.9%) | 89 (78.1%) |
| Anxiety aspects | Yes | No |
| Are you worried about getting the disease? | 59 (51.8%) | 55 (48.2%) |
| Are you worried about the quarantine? | 37 (32.5%) | 77 (67.5%) |
| Are you worried about interrupting your family or social life due to the lockdown? | 47 (41.2%) | 67 (58.8%) |
| Are you worried about a higher seizure frequency or severity? | 46 (40.4%) | 68 (59.6%) |
| Are you worried about financial matters? | 42 (36.8%) | 72 (63.2%) |
| Are you worried about lifestyle changes? | 38 (33.3%) | 76 (66.7%) |
| Are you worried about having to take care of other people? | 33 (28.9%) | 81 (71.1%) |
COVID-19: coronavirus disease 2019; PWE: people with epilepsy.