Investigation of a raised ferritin-hereditary haemochromatosis or not?

A raised serum ferritin (>300 µg/l in men or >200 µg/l in women) is a common finding during routine investigations in primary care. It is often non-specific since it is both an iron-storage protein and acute-phase reactant. As such, a raised ferritin…

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