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My son is 30 now was diagnosed with sickle cell trait at a young age he was sick every two months with severe headaches nausea leg pain nose bleeds recently he was in hospital with headache they sent his blood work off they seem to think it is the disease can this be possible his Dad is black I’m white

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Hi vstarr welcome to the forum. I'm sorry to hear about your experience. Can I ask where his blood test was done initially as a child? Secondly, I have met a few mixed race with sickle cell disease. I hope you find answers soon.

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