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Sickle Cell Anemia |
Who can I marry12/02/2008 |
Who can people suffering from sickle cell anaemia marry and on what condition? How long do they live because I`m one?
Sickle cell disease is an inherited disorder which requires both parents at least having one gene for the sickle hemoglobin. If you have "ss sickle cell disease" and marry someone with no "ss" then the children will have sickle cell trait, not the disease. Life span is changing and people live into their 40-50s in general, but we have some patients over 60.
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Eric H. Kraut, MD Professor Director, Benign Hematology James Cancer Hospital & Solove Research Institute Hematology and Oncology College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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