Most people start to face new issues at the ages of 11-13 some may gain this at older ages, but it typically starts around that time, some causes of this are: Puberty;School; Problems at home; etc.
The primary care doctor may not know all of the medications being taken. The pharmacy is the watch dog for interactions between medicines
Answer:
A vaccine is probably safer.
Explanation:
The explanation would be you only get a vaccine once or twice A year and it keeps you healthy the whole time, but an antibiotic you have to take more than one and it doesn't keep you healthy from it the whole time.
In a situation like this having a virus the only thing we can do is hope for a good vaccine..:)
I'm not sure if this is the answer you were going for but it helps :)
Thank you, have a great day!! :)
A person with sickle cell anemia will have:
Fatigue and Anemia are the most common to occur if you have SCA.
Dactylitis (swelling and inflammation of the hands and/or feet) and Arthritis is also common most likely garenteed to happen.
Splenic Sequestration (sudden pooling of blood in the spleen) and Liver Congestion is fatal and needs to be treated right away.
I hope this helps you :)
