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Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a genetic condition that leads to various health complications, including severe anemia and increased susceptibility to infections. This guideline outlines comprehensive care strategies for children diagnosed with SCD, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and coordinated care. It includes recommendations for immunizations, folic acid supplementation, malaria prophylaxis, and the use of hydroxyurea, alongside monitoring protocols for treatment. The guidelines are intended for use by healthcare professionals involved in the care of children with SCD.
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