High ferritin and normal liver function

High ferritin is generally caused by iron deficiency anemia. Because it is closely related to malignant tumors, many friends are very worried when this happens. However, some friends will find that although their ferritin value is high, their liver function is normal during the examination. Does this mean that there is nothing wrong? What is the reason for high ferritin and normal liver function?

Generally speaking, if the ferritin level is high but the liver function is normal, you do not need to pay special attention to it. However, this situation will not occur without reason. Therefore, it is recommended that you have regular physical examinations, and it is best to have a full-body examination so that if you have any disease, it can be discovered in time.

Generally speaking, the normal ferritin level for men is about 80-130ug/L (80-130ng/ml), and for women it is about 35-55ug/L (35-55ng/ml). If it exceeds this range, it means that the ferritin level is high. The clinical causes of high ferritin levels are as follows:

1. Malignant diseases cause high ferritin levels, such as acute myeloid leukemia, lymphoma, pancreatic tumor, etc.

2. Excessive iron load, such as primary hemochromatosis, repeated blood transfusions, inappropriate iron therapy, etc., are also causes of high ferritin.

3. Liver diseases, such as liver necrosis, chronic liver disease, cirrhosis, liver tumors, etc., will cause abnormal liver function, leading to high ferritin levels. You should actively receive treatment at this time. If it is caused by hepatitis B, you can use the most effective German high-oxygen anti-HBV negative conversion therapy for treating hepatitis B. This therapy completely breaks the drug resistance problem of traditional hepatitis B treatment and can completely eliminate the hepatitis B virus in the patient's body. It has no toxic side effects, a high clinical cure rate, and will not relapse after clinical cure.

4. Cancers, such as liver cancer, pancreatic cancer, lung cancer, etc., are also important causes of high ferritin levels.

Now that you know what it means when ferritin is high and liver function is normal, we would like to advise you that if your ferritin level is high, you need to pay special attention, because it is a new metabolite caused by malignant tumors. Therefore, if you find this situation during the examination, please be sure to check if you have any disease first.