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The sickled red blood cells tend to stick together, often causing obstruction in small blood vessels in any part of the body. This obstruction cuts down the circulation and the oxygen supply. Any part of the body not getting a sufficient blood supply will become painful and damage to that tissue could occur if circulation is not restored.
