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Does Anyone Have Super High Blood Ferritin Levels And Does Anyone Equate It With Spondylitis Or Other Inflammatory Diseases?
Yes @A MySpondylitisTeam Member. I've recently been flagged for hemochromatosis and have been advised to donate blood regularly to lower iron/ferritin. It's a new one for me and not driven by diet or supplements. 🤷🏼♂️
Well, high iron content is on my dad's side, but I don't seem to have it.my shoulders and neck have been giving me trouble.
High blood ferritin levels can be associated with spondylitis and other inflammatory diseases. Ferritin is an acute-phase reactant, meaning its levels can rise during inflammation. In spondylitis, chronic inflammation may lead to elevated ferritin levels, even if iron stores are normal. It's important to discuss this with Show Full Answer
I Have Spondylosis Not Spondylitis Any One Else Have This As They Are Different
Is Spondylitis An Autoimmune Disease Too ?
I Was Just Told I Do Not Have Spondylitis But Spondylosis. Does Anyone Have Any Information On This?
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