Chemgotan War illness

Chemgotan War illness is a vaguely discussed and documented illness which affects military veterans of the Chemgotan War of Independence from both the Russian Armed Forces and the Chemgotan Defence Force. Symptoms of the Chemgotan War illness largely varies between individual veteran, and is also closely related and tied to Gulf War syndrome, with both disorders affecting veterans in similar ways. The majority of sufferers of Chemgotan War illness range from unexpected highs in cold and hot temperatures, unexplained rashes, chronic illnesses, repertory problems, insomnia and largely by post-traumatic stress disorder and intermittent explosive disorder episodes suffered by veterans. The disease was listed as post-traumatic stress disorder, however the cases of veterans with PTSD and Chemgotan War illness somewhat varied, with Chemgotan War illness taking more a physical and mental affect, whilst PTSD is usually fixated on mental. The condition is recognised by both Russia and Chemgota as a condition with serious consequences if left unattended. 
There has been many speculations on the origins of Chemgotan War illness, the majority of the theories speculate that Chemgotan War illness is bought from prolonged exposure to combat, diseases and cold and hot climates which soldiers fought in throughout the duration of the conflict, most theories usually list Chemgotan War illness as another term for post-traumatic stress disorder. Around 400,000 Chemgotan veterans are affected by Chemgotan War illness, and around 500,000 Russian veterans are also affected by similar cases of Chemgotan War illness. It has been also believed that due to the large amount of chemical agents deployed during the Chemgotan War of Independence that both sides used, both combatants were significantly affected either intentionally or unintentionally. Research studies into the illness suggests that around 60% of suffers from the Chemgotan War illness have been in contact with chemical agents at least once.
Sufferers from the disease usually suffer during winter and summer seasons, having heatstroke and frostbite being frequent amongst the affected individuals, there has also been some genetic mutations within the internal bodies of the military veterans of the Chemgotan War illness, having multi-symptom illnesses which also are significantly affected. The Chemgotan government has also made specialised healthcare methods in order to further continue research and studies on the Chemgotan War illness, The Chemgotan government has passed various acts on the agenda to improve the well-being of Chemgotan War of Independence veterans, the Russian government recognised the illness as a problem, but largely overstretched and ignored the disease as regular PTSD.
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