My levels came back on the lower end after testing for testosterone replacement. The ferritin reading showed 8.96, which is below normal, though other values stayed fine. I wonder if the medication might be impacting how I absorb nutrients. Around the testing period, I experienced those rotten egg burps and loose stools after increasing to four milligrams. I reduced it to two milligrams afterward and started using iron supplements now and then. I'm planning another check soon to figure out adjustments. Those issues disappeared once I lowered the amount.
Hello, does anyone else deal with elevated ferritin levels? Mine has been over 700 for quite a while now, but all other blood tests including iron panel and liver function look good. Anyone in a similar spot? What do you do if blood removal isn't possible? There's a method I've come across that I'm thinking of trying.