A person with very high iron levels may experience: weakness fatigue joint pain, often in the hands or knees low sex drive erectile dysfunction (ED) abdominal pain a gray, metallic, or bronze tone to the skin Several health conditions may lead to increased ferritin and iron levels, including: hyperthyroidism hemochromatosis, an inherited disorder alcohol use disorder liver disease porphyria, a group of disorders that affectthe production of heme (a component of hemoglobin) and impact the nervous system or skin certain cancers, including leukemia and Hodgkin lymphoma Other factors that A person with high ferritin levels If a person has low ferritin or iron levels, their doctor will need to evaluate how severe the deficiency is and identify the underlying cause
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Water retention or mild bloating: Small amounts of fluid retention can occur when starting peptide analogues of growth hormone because growth hormone causes sodium and water retention in the tissues, resulting in slight puffiness or bloating
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Perimenopause affects the case for completing the full cycle rather than changing the dose itself