fatigue disease

Along with the horrors of war—the destruction of artillery shells, the terror of sniper fire, the constant threat of death, the agony of gas attacks—soldiers endured wearying physical conditions, including cold, mud, poor hygiene, lice, rats, filth, fatigue, disease, and labor, and also boredom.

This state may be normal, or induced by fatigue, disease, drugs, or arise in sleep.

High blood pressure, a disease mainly of old age results from many causes�riotous living, too strenuous athletics, brain fatigue, disease, any undue strain on the human corporation.

Of the gentlemen, the greater part were indolent, dissolute reprobates, of good families; and they found themselves not in a golden El Dorado, as they had fondly anticipated, but in a remote wilderness, encompassed by want, exposure, fatigue, disease, and danger.

You further state, that we have lost fifty-five men since our departure from Cuba from famine, cold, fatigue, disease, and from wounds: that our numbers are very small, and all of us more or less suffering from ill health.