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Medical Conditions - Iron Over Absorption

Iron over absorption or hemochromatosis is a condition where a person absorbs a lot of iron from the food they consume. If left untreated, symptoms like abdominal pain, skin turning bronze, tiredness, weakness, weight loss, cirrhosis of the liver, and pancreatitis occurs.

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When is iron chelation therapy needed after iron overload?

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What could cause iron deficiency or iron over-absorption?

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What can be done to remove excess iron from heart and liver in a thalessemia patient?

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Do my high ferritin levels indicate ferroportin disease?

Hello,Welcome to icliniq.com.Having H63D (histidine at amino acid position 63) carrier does not indicate a diagnosis of hemochromatosis.

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How to reduce my serum ferritin level?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Your serum ferritin is high, so the cause should be found out first. It can be hemochromatosis, in which excess iron is stored in the bone marrow.

What causes low MCV, MCH, MCHC, with high RDW and iron?

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