Too much can damage joints, organs, and eventually be fatal. The human body cannot get rid of it by itself. Over time, the excesses build up in major organs such as the heart, liver, pancreas, joints, and pituitary gland.
Type I hemochromatosis is caused by mutations in the HFE gene which can be passed on. One treatment is to remove blood by blood donations every two months.
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It's great! If your iron is too low it can cause problems if it is too high it can also cause problems but iron in ur blood is a good thing
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venesection
This a condition where the blood stores too much iron. The treatment is venesection where acertain amount of blood is removed leading to a lowering in the amount of iron in the blood.
Eating too much junk food that does not contain enough iron for the body to function can lead to anemia. Anemia is from a lack of iron in the blood. Iron is needed to produce healthy red blood cells.
Yes there can be too much or too little plasma within a person's blood causing complications. Iron build up or an iron deficiency is one complication that can come of this.
It thins your blood
Swallowling a little bit of blood is not bad. It happens naturally. Too much is not good, though.
If you have a propensity to have excess iron in your blood, your best bet appears to be giving blood. Regular donations will reduce the iron which can be detrimental to your long term health.
If you have too much sugar you may get diebbetes or high blood pressure
Too many red blood cells can clog up your blood vessels because they get too crowded. Also, since red blood cells contain iron, you can get too much iron, which is not good for you either.