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Exercise and the Effects of Hydration on Blood Viscosity in Sickle Cell Trait Carriers: A Critically Appraised Topic

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Clinical Question: During bouts of exercises in a hypohydrated state, do patients with sickle cell trait compared with patients without sickle cell trait demonstrate higher blood viscosity? Clinical Bottom Line:… Click to show full abstract

Clinical Question: During bouts of exercises in a hypohydrated state, do patients with sickle cell trait compared with patients without sickle cell trait demonstrate higher blood viscosity? Clinical Bottom Line: There is evidence that there is a difference in hematocrit levels in patients with sickle cell trait and patients without sickle cell trait both pre- and postexercise with suboptimal hydration status. Moreover, the effects on hematocrit levels increase over baseline levels in the recovery stages postexercise in patients with sickle cell trait.

Keywords: blood viscosity; sickle cell; cell trait

Journal Title: International Journal of Athletic Therapy and Training
Year Published: 2021

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