10 Exhaustion Symptoms

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10. Increased Mishaps and Accidents

A lack of sleep can be the cause of a lot of clumsiness. This could be a result of motor skills not performing as they should, lowered concentration levels and reduced alertness.5Injury Facts. ‘Work-related Fatigue, https://injuryfacts.nsc.org/work/safety-topics/work-related-fatigue/.

Studies have found that workers who haven’t slept for 17 to 19 hours have reduced levels of performance and response speeds. This could be the reason for someone spilling their coffee and stumbling to the bathroom every morning, rather than effortlessly performing these simple tasks.

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