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Have you or other members experienced high ferritin levels, specifically around 245 for females?

The search results provided don't contain information about ferritin levels in relation to lymphoma. However, ferritin can be elevated in people with lymphoma for several reasons:

* Inflammation from the cancer itself
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Have you or other members experienced high ferritin levels, specifically around 245 for females?

The search results provided don't contain information about ferritin levels in relation to lymphoma. However, ferritin can be elevated in people with lymphoma for several reasons:

* Inflammation from the cancer itself
* Iron storage abnormalities
* General response to chronic disease

High ferritin doesn't appear in the typical blood markers tracked for lymphoma management, which usually include white blood cell counts, platelet counts, hemoglobin, lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), and beta-2-microglobulin.

It's important to discuss your ferritin level of 245 with your healthcare team. They can help determine whether this is related to your lymphoma, treatment effects, or another factor. Your doctor may want to monitor this along with other blood work to get a complete picture of your health status.

Many MyLymphomaTeam members share their lab results and experiences with blood test abnormalities, so connecting with others in the community about their ferritin experiences could provide helpful insights.

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