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Intolerance to exercise is the state that physical activity at the normal expected rate or period is unstable or decreased. The condition includes symptoms, such as unusually severe pain, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, or other adverse effects after or during exercise.
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Exercise intolerance, a condition where individuals are unable to engage in physical activities at an expected level, can significantly impact quality of life. Recent studies suggest that a malfunctioning Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) might play a crucial role in this. This excerpt focuses on how ANS dysfunction can impede the body’s ability to handle exercise.