In the mid-19ᵗʰ century,symptoms of fatigue,vague aches and pains,low-grade fever,and lack of energy were attributed to a disorder called _______________.

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The symptoms described in the question are consistent with the diagnosis of neurasthenia, which was a common medical diagnosis in the late 19th century. Neurasthenia was characterized by symptoms of fatigue, weakness, headaches, and difficulty concentrating, and was thought to be caused by a depletion of the nervous system's energy reserves.

In the Mid-19ᵗʰ Century,symptoms of Fatigue,vague Aches and Pains,low-Grade Fever,and