SUMMARY OBJECTIVE: Psychological effects of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic on pregnant women with diabetes and hypertension are not yet studied. Besides the pregnancy, these women have additional risk factors for severe acute respiratory syndrome due to COVID-19 and are considered a particularly vulnerable, unique population. We aimed to assess their mental health during this pandemic. METHODS: This is a cross-sectional study carried out at a Brazilian tertiary hospital. Women with pregnancies complicated by hypertension and/or diabetes were evaluated. The primary outcome was anxiety, and depressive symptoms evaluated with the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory and Patient Health Questionnaire. Perception of changing habits during quarantine was evaluated as a secondary outcome. RESULTS: Seventy-nine patients were included. The prevalence of State-Trait Anxiety Inventory ≥40 was 79.7% and that of Patient Health Questionnaire ≥10 was 59.2%. Lower social support was correlated with higher scores on both scales. Time spent with electronic devices was perceived as greater by 62% of the women. CONCLUSIONS: Pregnant women with diabetes and hypertension presented high levels of anxiety and depressive symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic. Considering that these symptoms can affect both the mother's and offspring's health, it is necessary to implement tools to improve their mental health.

Esta pesquisa analisou estrutura e conteúdo das significações atribuídas aos anabolizantes segundo praticantes de musculação, além de identificar os principais conceitos acerca dos anabolizantes e comparar, a depender do uso ou não uso dos anabolizantes, a composição léxica e significação desses conceitos. Participaram 584 homens em 15 academias de uma capital brasileira. Utilizou-se um roteiro de entrevista semiaberto abordando o conceito de anabolizantes, tempo de prática de musculação e uso, atual ou passado, de anabolizantes. As respostas foram analisadas com o software IRAMUTEQ, por meio das técnicas de Classificação Hierárquica Descendente e Análise Fatorial. Os resultados indicaram três principais classes de conceitos de anabolizantes. Verificou-se um discurso mais valorativo e reducionista (classes 2 e 3), especialmente entre os que não utilizam essas substâncias; e a menção aos rápidos efeitos anabólicos (classe 1) no discurso dos que utilizam ou já utilizaram anabolizantes. Ao final, discute-se que essas significações levam à discussão sobre o uso indevido dessas substâncias, mostrando-se mais relevante quando consideradas as pressões socioculturais que incentivam o belo e discriminam àqueles que fogem ao padrão de beleza.

This paper analyzes the structure and content of the meanings attributed to anabolic steroids androgenic (EAA) according to bodybuilding practitioners, in addition to identifying the main concepts about anabolic and compare, depending on the use or non-use of anabolic steroids, the lexical composition and meaning of these concepts. Participated 584 men in 15 gym academies of a Brazilian capital. We used a semi-open interview, addressing the EAA concept, body building practice time and use, actual or past, of EAA. The responses were analyzed with IRAMUTEQ software, trought Descending Hierarchical Classification and Factor Analysis. The results indicated three major classes of EAA concepts. It was verified a more evaluative and reductionist discourse (classes 2 and 3), especially among those who do not use such substances; and the mention of quick anabolic effects (class 1) in the discourse of those who use or have used EAA. At the end, it discusses about the EAA improper use, being more relevant when considering the pressures sociocultural that encourages the beautiful and discriminates those who flee to the beauty standard.