Answer:
Common sickle cell crisis triggers include:
- sudden change in temperature, which can make the blood vessels narrow
- very strenuous or excessive exercise, due to shortage of oxygen
- dehydration, due to low blood volume
- high altitudes, due to low oxygen concentrations in the air
- other medical conditions, such as diabetes
It’s not always possible to know exactly what caused a particular sickle cell crisis. Many times, there’s more than one cause.
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