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Can people with sickle cell take cold medicine? |
I wonder if someone (especially kids) with sickle cell disease be given cold or flu medicine? My child have the disease and have a cold. I want to give her cold medicine but scared it might affect the medicine she takes already. I would assume she can, just check with the pharmacy and they will be able to tell you. |
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