High iron in the blood is most commonly caused by hemochromatosis, a common genetic disorder.
Routine tests with high ferritin levels can be an indication of an iron storage disorder. One such disorder is hemochromatosis. This is a genetic disorder that results in iron-overload in the body.
Anaemia is a disorder of iron deficiency. When the body is low in this nutrient as enough is not being provided in the diet. High sources of iron are kidney and red meat
Anemia is a blood disorder, but is often easily controlled and temporary. In women of childbearing age, anemia is often due to iron deficiency.
To prevent high iron in the blood, avoid foods rich in iron including red meat and dark green vegetables. You would also need to avoid taking vitamins with iron in them.
Iron overload is a genetic disorder that is inherited, but it can also develop from multiple blood transfusions or chronic iron poisoning.
For haemochromatosis (a inherited disorder that results in excess iron in the blood) and polycythaemia (malignant disorder (as in polycythaemia rubra vera) resulting in excess red blood cells). Essentially to remove components from the blood that cannot be removed/treated with medication
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One of the most common causes for high iron in the blood is a genetic condition called Hemachromatosis. Taking too many iron supplements can also be a common cause of high blood levels.
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