“…Based on the statements of the WHO and experts that imply that stress levels increased with the quarantine confinement due to COVID-19 ( Direk Tecirli et al, 2020 ), the study was limited to mental health relating specifically to stress and its most frequent conditions among the urban population (“How Stress Levels Are Measured,” n.d., “Stress Effects - The American Institute of Stress,” n.d., “Stress Management: Enhance your well-being by reducing stress and building resilience - Harvard Health,” n.d., “Stress Symptoms, Signs, and Causes - HelpGuide.org,” n.d.). These conditions were divided in different manifestations: physical (head, muscle, chest and stomach aches, fatigue, changes in sexual desire: with the decrease being the most typical and insomnia), mood (anxiety, restlessness, lack of motivation or concentration, irritability, frustration or anger, depression, anguish or sadness) or behavior (changes in food intake: overeating or eating less, outbursts of anger, increased intake of alcohol or drugs, tobacco use, social seclusion, and decreased exercise).…”