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Can you become ill after intense exercise?
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Yes: Yes, it's highly likely after intensive exercise due to muscle damage. Some marathon runners can experience kidney damage due to excessive muscle breakdown. More likely, dehydration is common and can cause ill-ness symptoms.
Answered 10/24/2013
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