The Compendium of Caraka 1.7.33

1.7.33

śramaḥ klamaḥ kṣayastṛṣṇā raktapittaṃ pratāmakaḥ /
ativyāyāmataḥ kāso jvaraśchardiśca jāyate //
(svedāgamaḥ śvāsavṛddhirgātrāṇāṃ lāghavaṃ tathā /)
(hṛdayādyuparodhaśca iti vyāyāmalakṣaṇam //)

Fatigue, exhaustion, consumption, thirst, bleeding disease, severe fainting,
cough, fever, and vomiting arise from excessive exercise.
(The appearance of sweat, increase in respiration, lightness of the limbs,
and obstruction of the heart and the like—such is the mark of [adequate] exercise.)