What Is Considered a Dangerously Low/High Ferritin Level?

Complications of low ferritin

Low ferritin in itself is unlikely to cause complications, but iron deficiency anemia can cause various complications including:

Delayed growth in children
Lack of concentration and memory of affection
Heart failure
Menstrual irregularity and infertility
Depression
Weakened immunity and increased risk of infections
Pregnancy complications especially decreased weight of the newborn and worsening of the anemia following delivery.

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