
Make sure you verify anything your doctor tells you.
I have consistently had contradictory iron blood panel results. My ferritin is low causing low low ferritin symptoms, but at the same time my saturation and serum is high like in iron overload. I discovered I had low copper which was causing low ceruplasmin. Ceruplasmin plays a critical role in iron metabolism in the body to both transport iron where it's needed, including storage into ferritin. I saw a hematologist regarding my issue in how to address it, since iron supplementation isn't helping. He quickly dismissed my concerns regarding my low ceruplasmin as a potential culprit behind my weird iron blood results and said low ceruplasmin only plays a role in moving iron from ferritin, not into ferritin. Yet, medical texts show it helps move iron into ferritin. You can't even trust a doctor specialist these days to know what they are saying.