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In Sickle Cell Disease, red blood cells can change shape, becoming rigid and sickle-like. These cells can block blood flow, leading to pain, fatigue and serious health complications. A single sickle-shaped cell can disrupt the rhythm of life. But with timely diagnosis, expert care and ongoing support, people living with Sickle Cell Disease can lead fuller, healthier lives.

Together, through awareness and community support, we can make a meaningful difference.

Find expert haematologists and advanced treatment options at Fortis Institute of Blood Disorders.

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